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[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

For architecture the iconic sign can be in the shape, overall image or a few details. - Post-Modemism Resurgent #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Architecture is like a person. - Post-Modemism Resurgent #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Major architects tried to tame this Las Vegas beast and may not have succeeded. - Post-Modemism Resurgent #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

If an RPM building does not satisfy every taste, then at least it seeks to reach the users, as well as to stimulate the passerby. - Charles Jencks #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

No architect or building is completely Radical Post-Modernism (RPM). - Charles Jencks #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Post-Modern architecture started to go through this unfortunate thinning out in the mid-1980s. - Charles Jencks #architecturalhistory

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@MaclarenRanste1 I agree with this because things in nature normally are looked at as being beautiful and right so as an architect why don’t we went to strive for that

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@DylanFruchey The modernist movement is a big movement that has had a lot of great architects design within it so it is difficult to choose just one as being above all the rest

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@WojcikPaige I like this because it shows that buildings can evolve in their design over time

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@mote_tanner I have never thought of it that way but that is true because I believe you can do more with computer design

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@DylanFruchey I believe they shoot for a certain style but that doesn’t mean that other aspects with in the building fall into that style of architecture. You can normally connect a building to multiple styles

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@naw_assumpta I can see that. It is hard for us as people to embrace change when we have done things for so long.

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@HunterW27196455 I believe it could happen but it would have to take time because things in nature happen over time and not overnight

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

@mote_tanner I don’t believe that we are just starting with urban designs but compared to how long we have been practicing architecture I would say it is just beginning when you compare the two.

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Postmodern city, the “scrambled egg city,” where everything is distributed evenly in small granules or pavilions across the landscape in a continuous network. - Grahame Shane #architecturalhistory

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Dean Hack identified a key problem for landscape urbanists as they face the challenge of adapting to complex urban morphologies beyond that of an Anglo-Saxon village and its commons. - Grahame Shane #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

All of Landscape Urbanism’s triumphs so far have been in such marginal and “unbuilt” locations. - Grahame Shane #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Waldheim defined Landscape Urbanism as a branch of landscape ecology, concentrating on the organization of human activities in the natural landscape. - Grahame Shane #architecturalhistory

[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

The disappearance of the city into the landscape - Grahame Shane
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[Dillon Redding @DillonRedding3]

Waldheim saw Landscape Urbanism, like landscape architecture, as an interstitial design discipline, operating in the spaces between buildings - Grahame Shane #architecturalhistory