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Page Description: From Vision to Knowledge: Patrick Geddes’ Outlook Tower (1892) http://socks-studio.com/2020/12/27/from-vision-to-knowledge-patrick-geddes-outlook-tower-1892/ Scottish geographer, biologist,...

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Page Text: http://socks-studio.com/2020/12/27/from-vision-to-knowledge-patrick-geddes-outlook-tower-1892/ Scottish geographer, biologist, sociologist and town planner Patrick Geddes bought a tower next to the Edinburgh Castle in 1892. In over 20 years, he transformed it into an inhabitable device to illustrate his thoughts on visual faculties and the relationship between the individual and the exterior reality. Renamed “The Outlook Tower”, the building became a permanent exhibition space. It is conceived on a vertical sequence of spatial experiences of contrasting nature which the visitor would go through; from steep helicoidal stairs, to a roof-top terrace, a darkened room and the Meditation Cell, a confined, windowless room. The tower already featured a camera obscura at the moment Geddes purchased it. The natural phenomenon was enhanced by a mirror which would reflect the light through a system of lenses, into a darkened space where the projection of the exterior landscape was visible on a circular white table. Read more on: http://socks-studio.com/2020/12/27/from-vision-to-knowledge-patrick-geddes-outlook-tower-1892/

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