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in-between space: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the idea, from Van Eyck, of transitional zones, like a doorstep, that reconcile inside and outside and other opposed conditions.

In architecture, in-between space refers to the idea, from Van Eyck, of transitional zones, like a doorstep, that reconcile inside and outside and other opposed conditions. This meaning comes from Strauven (1994) in Aldo van Eyck.[1]

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References

Strauven, F. (1994). Aldo van Eyck. Meulenhoff. ISBN 9789029080958

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