Kayden Chee

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

TPS with @amnizaini_22

Yes, I would rather learn from other designers in terms of the best materials to be used or the best way to design a form when in a specific site/ situation. (end) #be904 #be904_3 #s1w04

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

TPS with @amnizaini_22

Personally for as a future architect, I would actually try my best to not really do the “copy, edit and paste” method at all as it feels as a form of cheating... (1/) #be904 #be904_3 #s1w04

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

i agree with you william! originality does not equal functionality for the users

[William @williamdarch]

R1: The most important thing that I learnt today is that originality and creativity is no necessarily the most important criteria to focus on when designing a building.
(1/3)
#be904 #be904_2 #be904R1 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R3: there are no concepts i struggled with today #BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R3 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

now i am assured that form of the building is not the most important thing in when designing a building but filling the needs of the target users and fitting the environmental and societal needs is the most important (end/)#BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R2 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R2: I found this lecture to be reassuring. Coming into a design based school, i was most concerned about the creativity of a project, how to make the most intricate or unique forms to stand out from the rest..(1/) #BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R2 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

However this does not mean we can blatantly steal from others. The best design possible in another environment made by the most influential architects ever might not suit the requirements of the target users in our project. (end/) #BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R1 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R1: The most important thing i learnt today is that originality is not the most important thing to take note of when designing a space. Functionality and user experience is key when designing a space... (1/) #BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R1 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

This means that it can be okay to take inspirations from others and further innovating it to suit the target audience needs and environmental and societal constraints...(2/) #BE904 #BE804_3 #BE904R1 #S1W03

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

now i know that the design of the building can include the form to convey a message or fit the users needs or societal and environmental consideration (end/) #BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904_3_EXIT #230425

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

The most surprising thing i learnt today is that design is different from the form if a building. I found this surprising because i always thought design was referring to just the form of the building...(1/) #BE904 #BE904_3_exit #230425

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

I think that in order for progression of design, it is important not to "imitate" but to come up with a new idea to solve the problem while keeping others design in mind.
#be904 #be904_1 #be904R2 #S1W02

[Caleb @CalebOng1797751]

R2: This lecture was quite an interesting lecture as it defied my understand of some parts about architecture. For example, how imitation is the highest form of flattery as my perception was always trying to “imitate” the best to get good… (1/)

#be904 #be904_1 #be904R2 #S1W02

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R3: There is nothing i struggled with today :)
#BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904R3 #S1W02

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R2: This lecture was was eye opening. I used to think that we can only improve by imitating better, more experienced designers.
#be904 #be904_3 #be904R2 #S1W02

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

By self-critiquing, we ask ourselves "how can we be better?" which develops a growth mindset. Self-critiquing makes us better designers by finding flaws in our design and improving on it. (end/) #be904 #be904_3 #be904R1 #S1W02

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R1: I think the most important thing i have learnt today is how essential self-critiquing is. I find it important because no design is perfect.... (1/) #be904 #be904_3 #be904R1 #S1W02

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

I think that it is remarkable that no matter the culture or background, people find a way to constantly improve architecture. #be904 #be904_3 #be904r1 #s1w01

[William @williamdarch]

R1: I think this is important as it is through architectural history that we are able to learn from past successes and failures, to make changes that will work towards the positive progression of present day architecture. (2/2)
#be904 #be904_2 #be904R1 #S1W01

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R3: i did not struggle with any of the concepts today #BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904R3 #S1W01

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R2: i found this lecture informative. this lecture has taught me that I still have much to learn throughout this course. #BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904R2 #S1W01

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

This was important to me as it really helped me understand that we will have to keep adapting in this field and no one design is perfect. (end/) #BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904R1 #S1W01

[Kayden Chee @KaydenCheeZhern]

R1: The most important thing i have learnt today is that architecture is constantly changing no matter what country you are in... (1/)#BE904 #BE904_3 #BE904R1 #S1W01