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INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL ONLINE JOURNAL
ARCHITECTURE AND MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

2(51) 2020

Article	TRANSPARENT ARCHITECTURE FOR A TRANSPARENT SOCIETY
Authors	L. Savelieva Moscow Institute of Architecture (State Academy), Moscow, Russia
Abstract	The article reveals the problem of the disappearance of private space in modern architecture, draws parallels with the modern philosophy of transparency and openness of society. Transparent building materials and digital technologies that can not only create ambiguous spectacular architectural spaces, but also manage the boundaries of its privacy, were considered.
Keywords:	architecture, glass in architecture, transparent building structures, transparent society, private space, information technologies
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For citation	Savelieva L. Transparent Architecture for a Transparent Society. Architecture and Modern Information Technologies, 2020, no. 2(51), pp. 33–42. Available at: https://marhi.ru/AMIT/2020/2kvart20/PDF/02_savelieva.pdf DOI: 10.24411/1998-4839-2020-15102

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