Posted: Sep 6, 18 9:05 am
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Starhitects always sell their works by put their own style into their works.
- Gery is decon, parametric.
- Kengo always use traditional material and modern form for his works, trying to mix tradition and modern style together.
- le corbusier is exposed concrete.
Your design styles come from what?
How to find it, and how to develope it to your own style?
Have you ever try to develop your starhitect styles in your own style?
How to find balance?
anyone else to add to your cherry-picked list?
Side note, who's Gery?
Maybe u.
Where style begins innovation ends.
Lots of inputs into a process much more complex than the reductive list in the first post naively suggests.
Dare I add client, program, site, and budget?
Parametric concrete with traditional material and modern form. Duh.
views, context, weather, soils, client's brief, codes. And weed.
Copy. Alter. Evaluate. Repeat.
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Starhitects always sell their works by put their own style into their works.
- Gery is decon, parametric.
- Kengo always use traditional material and modern form for his works, trying to mix tradition and modern style together.
- le corbusier is exposed concrete.
Your design styles come from what?
How to find it, and how to develope it to your own style?
Have you ever try to develop your starhitect styles in your own style?
How to find balance?
anyone else to add to your cherry-picked list?
Side note, who's Gery?
Maybe u.
Where style begins innovation ends.
Lots of inputs into a process much more complex than the reductive list in the first post naively suggests.
Dare I add client, program, site, and budget?
How to find balance?
Parametric concrete with traditional material and modern form. Duh.
views, context, weather, soils, client's brief, codes. And weed.
Copy. Alter. Evaluate. Repeat.