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Contact and Continuity

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2014-09-23

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Nikolic, Nikola

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University of Waterloo

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Wayfinding. Embodied Learning. Craft Culture. That material can harbour life inspires careful consideration of the craft of building. Building is the agency of architecture; material—its medium. The act of building engages the whole body; touch, brings together mind, and material. Guided by traditions of craft, I learn to work with wood, in order to explore the synergy between thinking and making, body and material, through the act of building a table, with my partner, and a tree-house, for a family in Waterloo, Ontario.

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Architecture, Building, Embodied Learning, Craft, Phenomenology, Embodiment, Senses, Wood Joinery, Timber Frame Construction, Japanese Joinery, Body, Touch, Construction

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