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architectural studies-in what direction???
Hello,
Well i am from Greece and i am studying architecture. So i am veeeery confused. I live in a country with the architectural growth based on one material---reinforced concrete----if i am calling it right. I am so influenced of zaha hadid work. Her shapes her buildings i cannot tell that it is amazing but certainly i can say "different architecture" from this architecture that i am studying in greece. So i want your opinions about which direction i should follow for experimenting with other forms "different"---Also i want to go for the erasmus program.Which country do you suggest me?My options are spain germany and italy.---
Thank you very much
A lot of Hadid's work is concrete. Her work is different from any country. She's a rock start of architecture and has surpassed rockstar-like odds to get their (basically, your chances of building a building like Hadid are about the same of having a hit song, probably worse).
Look around you for other inspiration, otherwise you'll be setting yourself up for a major disappointment later on, like many of us faced.
Good luck.
well i have found inspiration.I am searching for it every day. But the problem is that i dont have the necessary knowledge of alternative materials or architectural shapes and drawing.Also i want to experiment with visualization but my university does nothing.So i am really confused.I cannot find the encourage from my professors. Well i share my problems with you because i think you were in my situation just once
Thanks
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