Prime example would be Mies Van Der Rohe and A. Gaudi. Or on a more contemporary, Zaha Hadid and Richard Meiers?
You get a Frank Gehry building
@Urbanist, so you're saying Gehry is Gaudi 2.000
A client with an unbuildable project and a huge 3-way legal battle over fees.
The Des Moines Art Center might be a good example
http://www.desmoinesartcenter.org/about/architecture.aspx
That's Eliel Saarinen, Pei, and Meier. Thought, I suppose they aren't all that opposing.
@curtkram, One is a master of white cladding, one for glass, and the other for concrete?
v. cool, eew
this?
You get the new World Trade Center, way too many chefs in that kitchen.
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What would happen if you mix two master architects with opposing styles?
Prime example would be Mies Van Der Rohe and A. Gaudi. Or on a more contemporary, Zaha Hadid and Richard Meiers?
You get a Frank Gehry building
@Urbanist, so you're saying Gehry is Gaudi 2.000
A client with an unbuildable project and a huge 3-way legal battle over fees.
The Des Moines Art Center might be a good example
http://www.desmoinesartcenter.org/about/architecture.aspx
That's Eliel Saarinen, Pei, and Meier. Thought, I suppose they aren't all that opposing.
@curtkram, One is a master of white cladding, one for glass, and the other for concrete?
v. cool, eew
You get the new World Trade Center, way too many chefs in that kitchen.
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