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[. @sp_23sp]

I agree, but many people mistakenly refer to it as 'inspiration,' which it is not at all.
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[yoke xuen @yoke_xuen]

the key thing i learnt was that there is always someone out there taking others’ ideas and took credit for it by “editing”. cut edit paste ain’t originality and we as designers should self acknowledge that to push ourselves further in design.
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[. @sp_23sp]

True, this lecture has opened my mind to the fact that I need to understand my problem first and question it before jumping straight into solving it.
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[Sana Ram @sanaram_roddick]

…would affect everyone’s judgement such as time, financial, priorities. Which may change the way of thinking to ensure the best possible solution for the problem. (/end)
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[. @sp_23sp]

Yes, throughout our lives we do a lot of copy and paste, even if it's just a small thing. So we should not laugh too much about the example that Mr. Ping gave us, as it could be our own story.
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[Pei En 🐘 @leepeien3]

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I found the lecture easy to understand and it opened up my views and realise that we might be the ones victimising ourselves not knowing that we do the same too.

[. @sp_23sp]

R3: I don't have any struggles for this lecture.
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[. @sp_23sp]

I also learned that sitting in our place in the sight of a master architect is also can be one way to worship them with out realize it. (end/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

R2: This lecture made me aware of the term 'Starchitects.' As architects no longer focus solely on ethical design and strive to become celebrities, the term 'Starchitect' originated from this trend, which I think is not a proper situation. (1/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

who do the majority of the design. Therefore, we need to think about the community that is involved in the process once again. (end/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

architect who is well-known. However, the more famous an architect is, the more suspicious them become of their work because they have thousands to handle, and it's impossible for them to design everything. It is the people who work under (2/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

R1: The important thing that I have learned today is that 'good ideas are articulated by individuals, but generated by communities.' While most designers work behind their master designers for their initial work, people applaud the master
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[. @sp_23sp]

TPS with Renee
are focused on the main users of the building because sometimes the client is not the user of building. Additionally, we need to consider social situations and the environment. (end/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

TPS with Renee
requirements above others, such as current trends. Since each client will have different needs, we focus on them to avoid copying and pasting other trendy designs. However, we need to ensure that our considerations ... (2/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

TPS with @reneetan_ry
We found that both of us believe that having a client-focused mindset is important in order to know which people will be impacted by our building design. We need to consider their needs and ... (1/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

And also the fact people are mostly fascinated by aesthetics. While architects and people who went along the process need to consider many things include social.
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[Nurin Irdina @Irdina0411]

or given the fame to one person but actually there is a group of people who went along the process of the building which i think should be credited too. (/end)
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[. @sp_23sp]

Agreee, I was surprised at how architecture and society are connected, and even more surprised that I didn't notice it until I took this lecture
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[. @sp_23sp]

I agree! and fact that pragmatic acceptance does not mean copy and paste
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[Ang Ee Jin @angeejinn]

i found this lecture interesting as i learnt many new words+their meanings. my favourite is probably pragmatic, which means dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way that is based on practical rather than theoretical considerations

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[. @sp_23sp]

R3: I was a bit confusing with that we need to trust the house is illusion if architect says that house blending with landscape.
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[. @sp_23sp]

Copy and paste will works but we will reflects the lowest level of self-honest and intelligence. (/end)
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[. @sp_23sp]

R2: This lecture give me a bit of worry by mentioned relationship between design and uncertainty. Design do not have any answer and problem in design is ill-defined that no one have clear answer to it. (1/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

However, I found four adaptive reaction from Gidden which is pragmatic acceptance, sustained optimism, cynical pessimism and radical engagement. For pragmatic acceptance, it repeats every time that acceptance should not be copy and paste. (2/)
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[. @sp_23sp]

and giant. This means architecture used as tool of politics too. In the end, space is a social production. Despite aesthetic is also significant, we need to consider many things over aesthetics.(/end)
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[. @sp_23sp]

R1: I have learnt that architecture have very close relationship with social. And this is the reason why architecture trend is change among the time. For example, in the lecture, Mr Ping mentioned about Nazi's building. They were usually huge (1/)
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