Surveying Perceptions of Chapel Architecture in Relation to Campus Identity: Calvin College as a Case Study

[...]it can be reasonably argued that the communal function of a campus building and community members' sociocultural engagement with that building can affect its significance as a symbol of the campus. [...]as a single case study, the project did not examine how the chapel buildings of other c...

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Published in:	Planning for higher education 2014-01, Vol.42 (2), p.71
Main Author:	Ahn, You-Kyong
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Architecture Building Design Case studies Christianity College campuses Colleges & universities Community Relations Geographic Location Institutional Mission Intellectual Disciplines Libraries Perceptions Religious Colleges Topography
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Summary:	[...]it can be reasonably argued that the communal function of a campus building and community members' sociocultural engagement with that building can affect its significance as a symbol of the campus. [...]as a single case study, the project did not examine how the chapel buildings of other colleges (Christian or secular) are perceived in relation to their campus design principles.
ISSN:	0736-0983