Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario

This research aims to develop a theory about how interior spaces have been shaped by the furniture in them, focusing on domestic interiors published in the magazine Domus during Gio Ponti’s second tenure as editor in chief (1948-1978). During this period, the magazine’s discourse focused on the conc...

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Autor: Capomaggi Sequenzia, Maria Julia
Tipo de recurso: tesis doctoral
Fecha de publicación:2015
País:España
Institución:Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC)
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Palabra clave:Ponti, Gio (1891-1979)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Arquitectura
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title Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
spellingShingle Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
Capomaggi Sequenzia, Maria Julia
Ponti, Gio (1891-1979)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Arquitectura
title_short Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
title_full Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
title_fullStr Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
title_full_unstemmed Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
title_sort Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliario
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Capomaggi Sequenzia, Maria Julia
author Capomaggi Sequenzia, Maria Julia
author_facet Capomaggi Sequenzia, Maria Julia
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dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv Monteys Roig, Xavier
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ponti, Gio (1891-1979)
Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Arquitectura
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description This research aims to develop a theory about how interior spaces have been shaped by the furniture in them, focusing on domestic interiors published in the magazine Domus during Gio Ponti’s second tenure as editor in chief (1948-1978). During this period, the magazine’s discourse focused on the concept of arredamento: the act of building a living space using furniture. The verb “to furnish” refers both to selecting furniture and to designing the relationship between the pieces. The Italian scene is particularly fruitful in this respect due to the growth of industrial production and the media during the post-war period, along with economic, cultural and social changes which shaped the arredamento culture. The framework of this research is limited to the years of Gio Ponti’s second tenure as director of the magazine, since it coincides with the most productive period in the development of industry, design and the theoretical field. Domus magazine published the domestic interiors of paradigmatic works in the history of architecture in addition to exuberant, modest, innovative, traditional or vulgar interiors which have value only in and of themselves. In a conscious way, Ponti occupied this editorial and disciplinary niche in order to use it as a unifying and central axis within the discourse on the house. Dealing with the work of a magazine director and editor who classified, selected and organized his examples allows for filtering the material through a single perspective; this outlook is highly relevant in the context of this study. Ponti selected all the domestic interiors that are included in this work, but the immediacy of the magazine’s production did not provide for a comprehensive and global vision of the published material that would allow for laying out trajectories to serve as the foundation for building a discourse on the domestic interior. What are the qualities of the domestic interior published by Domus? What are the tools we need to define it? What theoretical contribution does the magazine make on the subject? And what are the mechanisms used to shape domestic interior space during the second half of the twentieth century? The material in this work is organized into five categories. They are all defined as those categories which included the largest number of examples and the most radical ones from among the published proposals; all together, when they are compiled, they create a continuous narrative sequence, without interferences from the body of the study. The first chapter, “Covers”, investigates the treatment of surfaces in domestic interiors, beginning with the most superficial of surface treatments, the thinnest graphic treatment, and spanning all the way to dressed surfaces that begin to differentiate themselves, redefining the limits of the space. The chapter called “Dissonant objects” focuses on domestic interiors where objects enter into tension with the space that contains them, either through stylistic, scalar or figurative dissonance, or through how they are perceived. Objects maintain a sufficiently autonomous position in the space that contains them, enabling them to construct meaning all by themselves. The third chapter focuses on the figures who appear in Domus, artists who use domestic space as the first field for experimenting with a way of life, a philosophical position or a political stance, or a collector where the objects speak for him. The fourth chapter focuses on the “White and transparent” domestic interiors published by Domus, which were designed like advertisements or images. The image informs the architectural space and constructs a new reality: a printed reality. In the final chapter, furniture is no longer measured in contrast with the architectural space, since the latter does not define it or promote it. With the disappearance of architectural space, it is furniture that defines domestic space, becoming the medium that establishes a stable state of balance with the natural environment
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spelling Domus 1948-1978. La conformación del espacio interior doméstico a través del mobiliarioCapomaggi Sequenzia, Maria JuliaPonti, Gio (1891-1979)Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::ArquitecturaThis research aims to develop a theory about how interior spaces have been shaped by the furniture in them, focusing on domestic interiors published in the magazine Domus during Gio Ponti’s second tenure as editor in chief (1948-1978). During this period, the magazine’s discourse focused on the concept of arredamento: the act of building a living space using furniture. The verb “to furnish” refers both to selecting furniture and to designing the relationship between the pieces. The Italian scene is particularly fruitful in this respect due to the growth of industrial production and the media during the post-war period, along with economic, cultural and social changes which shaped the arredamento culture. The framework of this research is limited to the years of Gio Ponti’s second tenure as director of the magazine, since it coincides with the most productive period in the development of industry, design and the theoretical field. Domus magazine published the domestic interiors of paradigmatic works in the history of architecture in addition to exuberant, modest, innovative, traditional or vulgar interiors which have value only in and of themselves. In a conscious way, Ponti occupied this editorial and disciplinary niche in order to use it as a unifying and central axis within the discourse on the house. Dealing with the work of a magazine director and editor who classified, selected and organized his examples allows for filtering the material through a single perspective; this outlook is highly relevant in the context of this study. Ponti selected all the domestic interiors that are included in this work, but the immediacy of the magazine’s production did not provide for a comprehensive and global vision of the published material that would allow for laying out trajectories to serve as the foundation for building a discourse on the domestic interior. What are the qualities of the domestic interior published by Domus? What are the tools we need to define it? What theoretical contribution does the magazine make on the subject? And what are the mechanisms used to shape domestic interior space during the second half of the twentieth century? The material in this work is organized into five categories. They are all defined as those categories which included the largest number of examples and the most radical ones from among the published proposals; all together, when they are compiled, they create a continuous narrative sequence, without interferences from the body of the study. The first chapter, “Covers”, investigates the treatment of surfaces in domestic interiors, beginning with the most superficial of surface treatments, the thinnest graphic treatment, and spanning all the way to dressed surfaces that begin to differentiate themselves, redefining the limits of the space. The chapter called “Dissonant objects” focuses on domestic interiors where objects enter into tension with the space that contains them, either through stylistic, scalar or figurative dissonance, or through how they are perceived. Objects maintain a sufficiently autonomous position in the space that contains them, enabling them to construct meaning all by themselves. The third chapter focuses on the figures who appear in Domus, artists who use domestic space as the first field for experimenting with a way of life, a philosophical position or a political stance, or a collector where the objects speak for him. The fourth chapter focuses on the “White and transparent” domestic interiors published by Domus, which were designed like advertisements or images. The image informs the architectural space and constructs a new reality: a printed reality. In the final chapter, furniture is no longer measured in contrast with the architectural space, since the latter does not define it or promote it. With the disappearance of architectural space, it is furniture that defines domestic space, becoming the medium that establishes a stable state of balance with the natural environmentEsta investigación elabora una teoría sobre las formas que el espacio interior toma a través del mobiliario que lo construye, centrándose en los interiores domésticos difundidos por la revista Domus durante la segunda etapa de dirección (1948-1978) de Gio Ponti. Durante este período, la revista se estructura en torno al arredamento, el acto de amueblar, de disponer y construir el espacio habitable con muebles según un gusto o estilo. Amueblar se refiere tanto a disponer tos muebles como a diseñar la relación que existe entre ellos. El panorama italiano es especialmente fructífero debido al crecimiento de la producción industrial y los medios de comunicación en la posguerra, junto con los cambios económicos, culturales y sociales que dieron forma a la cultura del arredamento. El marco del trabajo se limita a los años en los que Gio Ponti fue, por segunda vez, director de la revista, pues coincide con el periodo más fructífero en el desarrollo de la industria, el diseño y el campo teórico. La revista Domus publicó tanto interiores domésticos de obras paradigmáticas de la historia de la arquitectura como interiores exuberantes, modestos, innovadores, tradicionales o vulgares que solo tienen valor por sí mismos. De un modo consciente, Ponti ocupó esta grieta editorial y disciplinar para utilizarla como aglutinador y eje principal de un discurso en tomo a la casa. Abordar la obra de un director y un editor que clasifica, selecciona y organiza los ejemplos permite filtrar el material a través de una única mirada; esta mirada tiene una gran relevancia para el marco de este estudio. Ponti seleccionó los interiores domésticos que conformarán este trabajo, pero la inmediatez de la producción de la revista no ha permitido una visión global y conjunta del material publicado para poder trazar trayectorias alrededor de las cuales construir un discurso sobre el interior doméstico. ¿Cómo es el interior doméstico que divulga Domus?, ¿cuáles son los instrumentos necesarios para definirlo?, ¿cuál es la aportación teórica de la revista sobre el tema?, y ¿cuáles son los mecanismos a través de los cuales se conforma el espacio interior doméstico en la segunda mitad del siglo XX? El material de este trabajo se organiza en cinco categorías. Todas ellas se definen por ser las que agrupan una mayor cantidad ejemplos y una mayor radicalidad de las propuestas publicadas,- y que, al agruparse y acumularse, conforman una secuencia narrativa continua y sin interferencias del cuerpo del estudio. En el primer capítulo, "Fundas", se investiga el tratamiento de la superficie en el interior doméstico, empezando por el tratamiento más superficial de la superficie, el de menor grosor, el grafismo, hasta conformarse en superficies vestidas que comienzan a separarse y redefinen los límites del espacio. En el capítulo "Objetos disonantes" se estudian aquellos interiores domésticos en los que los objetos tensionan el espacio que los contiene, bien sea por una disonancia estilística, escalar o figurativa, o bien por cómo son percibidos. Los objetos mantienen una posición lo suficientemente autónoma en el espacio que los contiene corno para construir un significado por sí mismos. El capitulo tercero se centra en los personajes que aparecen en Domus, artistas que utilizan el espacio doméstico como primer campo de experimentación de una forma de vida, un posicionamiento filosófico o una postura politica, o un coleccionista donde los objetos hablan por él. El capítulo cuarto se centra en los interiores domésticos "Blancos y transparentes", publicados en Domus que fueron diseñados como si fueran anuncios o imágenes. La imagen informa el espacio arquitectónico y construye una nueva realidad: la realidad impresa.Universitat Politècnica de CatalunyaMonteys Roig, Xavier20152015-12-1820162016-11-09doctoral thesishttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_db06VoRhttp://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85info:eu-repo/semantics/doctoralThesisapplication/pdfhttps://hdl.handle.net/2117/96013https://dx.doi.org/10.5821/dissertation-2117-96013reponame:UPCommons. 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