Graphic images: visual intervention within the architectural environment
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1993
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Aksel, Erdağ
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The intention of this study is to analyze the role of visual communication systems made up of graphic images within the human-space communication framework. The information content of the man-made environment is examined and the effects of graphic images in human-space communication are discussed by illustrated examples. A research is carried on how information is translated into a visual form through examination of steps from conceptualization to juxtaposition of graphic images in space, and how they are perceived a-hd understood. Finally, considerations on how visual communication systems interrelate with the architectural environment to generate messages for identification of particular characteristics of that space.
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Fine Arts
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Master's
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MFA (Master of Fine Arts)
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English