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1.1 Project Theme: 1.1.3 Principals of Autonomy:

› The disciplinary responsibilities of the autonomous architecture comprise this self-awareness that resist to the capitalist pressures. › The resistance of the architect to the external forces of capitalism and commercialism brings the moral values of the profession that the architects shape the boundaries in the discipline. › It is difficult to compromise on a single definition of ‘autonomous architecture”.

However; it produces knowledge within its intrinsic values of the discipline- such as techniques, and then provides a critical distance for architecture to resist any external authority by the produced theory.

Figure 1.2. Montage of Rossi (1976) La città analoga; and Serlio (1545) Scena Tragica., data source(Architecture of Analogy Notes on the Autonomy of Architectur1e), Posted by (Cameron McEwan, 2014)

Hilde Heynen argued that for an architect, ‘There is always an autonomous moment in the design process’, where functional or constructive requirements are transcended.

1.1.4 Constraints of Autonomy:

› For architect to face critiques that are with guidelines in design. › To maintain autonomous designing regardless of the limiting norms. › To generate a structure that will carry out the design form that was initially thought of. › To use tools that work hand in hand with fulfilling the autonomous product.

1.1.5 Goals of Autonomy:

› The goal of autonomy is to discover the architecturally significant values that can make architects become more aware of what they have as equipment. › To unfold the potentials of architecture in the design process that aims to discover the malleability boundaries of the discipline of architecture, which interrelates with many other disciplines. › To not compromise the autonomous design process ;consequently, to modify rules and guidelines to suit the project Finally, the autonomy of architecture is not limited; it is a vital instrument that constitutes its awareness in both its architectural practice and moral principles of self-consciousness.