I chose architecture for the freedom to create. This week’s readings specifically have made me feel less free and more restricted to the style of the time.
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I am made up of a combination of my parents genetics meaning I am like my parents. But would you say I am a “form of” my parents?
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@DylanFruchey Architecture wvolve over time and over the course of a specific movement, it eventually becomes something completely knew. I like the parent analogy for this phenomenon.
@KeithCarrasqui2 I suppose that in a sense, the post-modernist movement couldn’t exist without the modernist movement first so they are linked in that way at least. But to say it is still modern architecture defeats the point of classifying architecture in my opinion.
@DylanFruchey Obviously all architectural projects are different and I feel like the different types that we have are just loose descriptions to help sort such a variety of projects.
I love “from follows finance” because it is just so annoyingly true. Like all the architectural ideas in the world can’t change the number you have to work with.
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“... the federally financed, driverless, empty monorail system endlessly circling the city of ruins”
This paints an almost post apocalyptic picture.
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I feel like the same thing that happened in Detroit had happened all around the world on a smaller scale where fsctories that employed large percentages of small towns closed and left the town to crumble.