O primeiro edifício, segundo Viollet-le-duc
"Nevertheless, the fact remains that hunter-gatherers do build shelters of various kinds. So who are we to say that they have no architecture? And if they do not, how are we to comprehend their building activity?"
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"Building, then, is a process that is continually going on, for as long as people dwell in an environment. It does not begin here, with a pre-formed plan, and end there, with a finished artefact. The 'final form' is but a fleeting moment in the life of any feature, when it is matched to a human purpose, likewise cut out from the flow of intentional activity."
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"For it is in the very process of dwelling that we build."
In Ingold, Tim (2000) The Perception of the Environment: Essays on Livelihood, Dwelling & Skill
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