Just a fun question. What period do you think we are we in today?...Are we POMO/NEOPOMO/POPOMO, NeoModern....Is parametric design officially off the table? Are we Post-Movement? Where is our C.I.A.M.? lol Thoughts?
SneakyPete
Feb 8, 22 6:08 pm
NEWB
x-jla
Feb 8, 22 6:28 pm
I don’t know. The most interesting work imo is coming from Africa, Kere, etc. It’s sort of critical regionalism combined with a heightened sense of social and environmental sustainability - not in a hey look at me way. kinda Murcuitt-ish or Rick Joy-ish, but with a humble monumentality (oxymoron I know). Then, we have a refinement of craft and critical regionalism in the west. Nice wood stuff. Then some cool hi tech stuff where the technology has caught up enough to the concept to be interesting. Then some awful death rattles of starchitecture. It seems less singularly definable than other periods.
Chad Miller
Feb 8, 22 7:57 pm
T1
Nam Henderson
Feb 15, 22 12:20 am
T1 instead of +1?
Nam Henderson
Feb 15, 22 12:29 am
Totally agree, whether brick or rammed earth, some great stuff with particular focus on local construction methods/materials.
We're in the Antropogenic age. Fussing over decorative styles seems a bit misguided when the world is burning.
midlander
Feb 9, 22 10:04 am
This. I think our current focus on voluntary performance credentials like LEED etc will someday be seen in the same way as early functionalist modernism, kind of a misguided effort with good intentions.
Wood Guy
Feb 9, 22 2:02 pm
Interesting way to look at it. For better or worse, it's an interesting time and our architecture should reflect what's going on in the world. Throwback styles that are energy hogs are not it.
Just a fun question. What period do you think we are we in today?...Are we POMO/NEOPOMO/POPOMO, NeoModern....Is parametric design officially off the table? Are we Post-Movement? Where is our C.I.A.M.? lol Thoughts?
NEWB
I don’t know. The most interesting work imo is coming from Africa, Kere, etc. It’s sort of critical regionalism combined with a heightened sense of social and environmental sustainability - not in a hey look at me way. kinda Murcuitt-ish or Rick Joy-ish, but with a humble monumentality (oxymoron I know). Then, we have a refinement of craft and critical regionalism in the west. Nice wood stuff. Then some cool hi tech stuff where the technology has caught up enough to the concept to be interesting. Then some awful death rattles of starchitecture. It seems less singularly definable than other periods.
T1
T1 instead of +1?
Totally agree, whether brick or rammed earth, some great stuff with particular focus on local construction methods/materials.
High Bureacratic
DArchMan - When is your report due? :P
Had to say it.
NOOB
Forgot the link: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Noob&=true
BIG has obviously taken us to the Comic Book Era.
We're in the Antropogenic age. Fussing over decorative styles seems a bit misguided when the world is burning.
This. I think our current focus on voluntary performance credentials like LEED etc will someday be seen in the same way as early functionalist modernism, kind of a misguided effort with good intentions.
Interesting way to look at it. For better or worse, it's an interesting time and our architecture should reflect what's going on in the world. Throwback styles that are energy hogs are not it.
The Disinformation Age.