NAJWYŻSZYCH LOTÓW ARCHITEKTURA

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Drogie Koleżanki i Koledzy!

Ciekaw jestem waszych przygód z ARCHITEKTURĄ.
Obiektów, które na WAS,ludzi wyczulonych na wartości jakie niesie i koduje w
sobie architektura, oddziaływały najbardziej.
Były świadectwem kultury, ANTYCYPOWAŁY PRZYSZŁOŚĆ, stawały się oprawą dla
zjawisk nowych, przestrzennym zapisem potrzeb i przemian społecznych.

Może powstanie interesujący przewodnik na wakacje, a laikom pozwoli dostrzec
rzeczy dla nich nie zauważalne.

Mój pierwszy typ:

"Krematorium" arch. Axel Schultes, Kiefholzstrasse 1, Berlin - Treptow.
Budowa 1993 (o ile się nie mylę).

Projekt poznałem na wykładzie Schultes'a w Katowicach, w 2002 roku.
Zachwycał traktowaniem przestrzeni. Językiem architektoniczny, zakorzenionym
w mistrzu Schultesa - Louis Kahn'ie.
Miesiąc temu miałem przyjemność go zwiedzić.
Poruszył mnie jak wiersz: swą poetyckością, skalą, nastrojem.
Ta nieepatująca symboliką religijną przestrzeń, współbrzmi z odchodzeniem
swoją powagą i klimatem.
Analogie formalne, w nowatorski sposób potraktowane, ze świątynią egipską,
grobowcem nadają oprawę godną wielkości człowieka.
Barwa, faktura, światło użyte świadomie i z mistrzostwem.
Polecam studia detalu i możliwość zachwycenia się perfekcyjnie opracowanym
betonem.

Przygoda dla zmysłów, jak otwiera się przes nami stanąwszy u wrót tej
świątyni warta jest przeżycia.

I refleksja, rodząca intelektualny dreszcz.
Wyzwanie postawione prze Schultesa. Niemiec stworzył krematorium będące
dziełem sztuki. Skonfrontował nasz zachwyt z pamięcią historyczną świadomie,
umieszczając obok obiektu grobowiec z prochami antyfaszystów.

Zapraszam do podzielenia się swoimi przeżyciami z Panią Architekturą.

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Szanowny Panie Pawle:
Gratuluję tzw "pióra". Nie umniejszając dokonań wspomnianego Twórcy, ani Pana
zdolności do poetyckich opisów rzeczywistości powiem - żartem oczywiście, że w
podobny sposób można opisać także bank, kiosk "Ruchu" i instalację przestrzenną
z trzech rurek. Do czego zmierzam: Jakkolwiek architektura jest sztuką, to
jednak - jak w każdej dziedzinie - zbyt emocjonalny sposób jej odbierania
potrafi zafałszować faktyczny stan, a doprawianie go fachową nowomową -
zniesmaczyć. Piewców Arcytektury nigdy nie brakowało: jedynym sędzią prawdziwym
jest czas. A "antycypowanie przyszłości" jest równie porządane, co
niebezpieczne. Zdecydowanie wolę "tu i teraz" z analizą przeszłości i dbałością
o to, aby owa "antycypacja" nie przyprawiała o mdłości przyszłych pokoleń.
Zdecydowanie wolę suchy opis dzieł nowych oraz emocjonalny tych, które
wytrzymały próbę czasu.

Pozdrawiam, i mam nadzieję, że przez ten odczuciowy brutalizm nie jawię się
jako profan :).

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Polecam doskonały tekst o architekturze www.sztuka-
architektury.pl/index.php?ID_PAGE=61

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1/17/01
)A few days ago I read in some book that King David
)built the kotel and that is the reason why
)its still there after 2 thousand years. Is that true?

Solomon built the first Temple and it was razed to the ground.

The Jews who returned from the resulting Babylonian Exile built the Second
Temple.

As with most (Jewish) building projects, there were donors. The Western Wall
was reserved for the impoverished to have the merit and pride of building a
tangeable portion. They sacrificed bread from their mouths in order to make
this dream come true.

No wonder it stills stands through today.

May we soon merit to see G-D's full restoration of the Temple, of our people.


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11/15/00
The Jewish Family
)I am a student at Georgetown University
)and I was wondering if you could
)provide some information about the role
)that family plays in Judaism.
)
)I would like to know, for example,
)what role the mother, father and children
)play in the family, how the religion is passed on
)and how, if in any way, the role of the family
)has changed in the last 100 years.

It's difficult to squeeze an answer to your question into an e-mail.

One aspect is the obligation for parents to train children to cherish and
practice Judaism as it was defined some thirty-three centuries.

Another aspect is the obligations that spouses have for eachother.

Jewish identity is passed through the maternal line.

Basically, the roles have not changed over time. Only their packaging and
context have.

All the best from JewishAmerica.


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11/15/00
Eternal Torment
)I am a Christian who believes that Christianity
)is in the state of apostasy predicted by the
)Christian books of the Bible.
)
)One teaching that I find fault in is the idea that
)God is so cruel that he will take all the people
)(who He created and loves), give them eternal life,
)and throw them into fire to be tormented
)throughout all eternity. A fate far worse than death.
)
)Is the teaching of eternal torment taught
))or ever been taught as part of the Jewish faith?

Details of the future are not clear.

After death and again after revival, the time will finally come when it will be
clear that everyone is/will be treated and rewarded according how they lived.

Whatever happens, those who do bad will be very sorry people.

Fires or whatever punishment is given, we do not believe that they will last
forever.

However, no matter what is dealt to the wicked, it is my belief that they will
kick themselves very hard and that over time, this will hurt more than anything
else. Realization of the loss of opportunity and shame to face people that one
wronged can and will become unbearable. This type of torment will be eternal.

For that matter, many people who will be judged righteous will realize that
they could have been better, that they could have done more.

Keep on pumping while you can.

All the best from JewishAmerica.


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8/30/00
Joe Lieberman
)I am perplexed at your comments concerning Joe. Lieberman.
)About him, you say, "You demonstrate the vibrance and viability
)of Torah life in America."

)How can you say this about a man who supports
)Partial birth abortion? The Torah teaches us
)not only to celebrate life but also to recognize
)the potential for life. This concept is evident
)in our laws of separation.

)A man such as senator Lieberman who demonstrates
)such a manifest disrespect for life is in the final analysis
)merely Jewish by birth. - Which is still a considerable
)advantage. Torah study must have enriched "his" life,
)and his views does not necessarily make him
)a bad person. But far from demonstrating the
)vibrance and viability of Torah life, he has in fact
)misrepresented it to the world.



Joe does not represent Judaism. He claims to represent part of the State of
Conn., but not Judaism. No one represents Judaism. Everyone I know, including
myself, is full of poor excuses for not living in a manner that in EVERY aspect
of his/her life, totally reflects the expectations of the Torah.

I don't give up on Joe. I don't give up on myself.

I don't say that Joe is a tzadik (righteous person). That would be chanifus
(flattery). I don't say that I am a tzadik, either.

I expect more from Joe. I expect more from myself.

As a VP candidate, his flaws are magnified. Thank G-d I am not a VP candidate.

What is important is that Joe openly subscribes to Torah Judaism. This debunks
the myth that anti-traditionalists espout, that the only way a person can get
ahead is by dumping or altering the Torah. To date, they put a blind eye to the
the thousands of professionals, (doctors, lawyers, politicians, scientists, etc
etc) who are Torah observant and who also subscribe to the Torah's guidelines
for living.

All the best from JewishAmerica.

)Examine his voting record (www.congress.org)
)where you will discover that as late as
)October 1999, your Torah model has voted
)against a ban on partial birth abortion -
)thus allowing people to murder their unwanted children literally
)a few days before their birth.
)
)Please, Please, don't tell me that what counts
)isn't how he votes, but what he believes in -
)What does the Torah say about
)giving the impression transgression.
)
)Moreover, I think your comments are severe.
)I never intimated that I am
)giving up on Joe (or anyone else for that matter).
)Nor did I in any way suggest that I am a better
)person than him (or you).
)
)We all have our faults. But not all issues are
)created equal. I am sure you
)have been as infuriated as I have been to hear
)so-called messianic jews claim
)to be 100% jewish, the only difference
)with traditional judaism being the
)small matter of accepting Jesus as the messiah -
)as if eating latkes on Chanukah is really
)what it is to be a Jew . Nevertheless you could not
)justify proclaiming such a person as a model of
)Torah living merely because you, T. Black, are not a tzadik.
)It is not as if I am reproaching Sen Lieberman
)for forgetting to recite Birkat Hamazon once in a while.
)
)I am saying that someone so indifferent about the issue of
)partial birth abortion is disqualified as being
)a model for Torah living.

Where have I said that Mr. Lieberman is a Torah model?

Your words have made me think about the Mazel Tov. I revised it to read:

"You demonstrate the vibrance and viability of subscribing to Torah life in
America. Your nomination is a credit to the American people. We wish you well."

A short while later, I removed it altogether.

Partial-Birth abortion is an outright atrocity. You don't have to be Orthodox
or even Jewish to be reviled by this practice.

I don't believe that congressmen vote according to their own personal
standards. He certainly was not representing any religion when he disgracefully
voted against the ban. When in congress, Mr Lieberman is a representative of
those who elected him, not of the Torah. He was not elected to implement Torah
Law.

Aseh Lecha Rav. (Establish a teacher for yourself). Mr. Lieberman does not
claim to be a Rav.

[Gość: Jacek_DK]

Widzialem to cacko - zrobilo na mnie wielkie wrazenie - beton, piasek i ten
kolor "PORSCHE" jak ktos to widzial to wie o co chodzi - to jest naprawde
dzielo.
polecam wszystkim jest tego warte.
ps.
Zapraszam do mojego tematu : ARCHITEKTURA - POKAZMY TO CO ZROBILISMY
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