Lumion
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Draft One point of perspective drawing
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Article
"Michael Sorkin, 71, Dies; Saw Architecture As A Vehicle For Change". 2020. Nytimes.Com. Accessed March 30, 2020. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/29/arts/michael-sorkin-dead.html?searchResultPosition=1.
- "Politics programs our architecture."
- He advocated for housing and green energy rather than prisons and malls, and for citizens to participate in the design of their urban destinies.
- As architecture's largest expression, the city shaped how people led their lives, behaved and therefore thought. He viewed urban design as an instrument of enlightened social engineering, political justice and power-sharing. He inveighed against the privatization of public space.
- "He believed in building for people, not the power structure."
- Within the scope of his broad theories, he focused on how people use street signs, roadways and infrastructure. He was a complex thinker, and he designed Complexity.
- He initiated organic patterns (propose planting trees in an intersection to reduce public space devoted to traffic and encourage the growth of a more agrarian low-density neighbourhood.
- He designed not free-standing object building but structures that grew from the city of which they remained apart.
- Mr.Sorkin wove nature into the fabric of patterns he laid atop patterns.
- His "House as Garden," an unbuilt project for a terraced apartment house in New York, illustrated how the landscaped city of his urban vision could climb onto the building."
- "Fish are symmetrical but only until they wiggle. Our effort is to measure the space between the Fish and the wiggle. This is the study of a lifetime."
- He advocated for housing and green energy rather than prisons and malls, and for citizens to participate in the design of their urban destinies.
- As architecture's largest expression, the city shaped how people led their lives, behaved and therefore thought. He viewed urban design as an instrument of enlightened social engineering, political justice and power-sharing. He inveighed against the privatization of public space.
- "He believed in building for people, not the power structure."
- Within the scope of his broad theories, he focused on how people use street signs, roadways and infrastructure. He was a complex thinker, and he designed Complexity.
- He initiated organic patterns (propose planting trees in an intersection to reduce public space devoted to traffic and encourage the growth of a more agrarian low-density neighbourhood.
- He designed not free-standing object building but structures that grew from the city of which they remained apart.
- Mr.Sorkin wove nature into the fabric of patterns he laid atop patterns.
- His "House as Garden," an unbuilt project for a terraced apartment house in New York, illustrated how the landscaped city of his urban vision could climb onto the building."
- "Fish are symmetrical but only until they wiggle. Our effort is to measure the space between the Fish and the wiggle. This is the study of a lifetime."
draft:
Words: sustainability, Complexity, instrument, vision, imaginary
Theory:
Words: sustainability, Complexity, instrument, vision, imaginary
Theory:
The Complexity of designs in architecture act as an instrument to ignite future vision of imaginary and sustainability, hence strengthen community and interaction of people and place.
Final:
Words: sustainability, Organic, enlightened
Theory:
Words: sustainability, Organic, enlightened
Theory:
Nature inspires undulating organic curves, enlightens sustainability and allow ideas to be superimposed.
