TY - JOUR 
A1 - Moreno Moreno, María Pura
T1 - The Fonction Oblique through domestic ritual: inhabiting the utopia of instability
Y1 - 2020
SN - 0213-3474

UR - http://hdl.handle.net/10317/9154
AB - The theory of the Oblique Function, created by the Architecture Principe group, questioned the horizontal stability of the ground, proposing to merge habitation and moving around, using the “inclisite” module. This article addresses the transposition of its foundations —more elaborate in territorial and urban areas— into domestic architecture, through four unbuilt projects with an oblique spatial habitability: the Maison Mariotti (1966), Maison Woog (1966-1968), Maison Toueg (1969-1970), and the prototype to inhabit, “Instabilisateur pendulaire IP” (1968). Their joint analysis seeks to recognize the intensity brought to the theory by the symbiosis between envelopes, complemented by factors such as tilting, gravity or mechanisms such as “espace pincé”. The aim will be to assess whether that legacy has materialized in contemporary architecture that highlights aspects such as fluidity, continuity and instability, and whether this transposition has meant scaling up at the cost of the domestic aspect, which is still awaiting true experimentation.
KW - Proyectos Arquitectónicos
KW - Claude Parent
KW - Architecture Principe
KW - Maison Mariotti
KW - Maison Woog
KW - Instabilisateur pendulaire
KW - 6201 Arquitectura
LA - eng
PB - Universidad de la Coruña
ER -