Representations Of A Particular Construction Or Design Project

“Architecture should not be seen as representing a magical transition from the worldly to the heavenly, as had been implied by the Baroque Style, but rather as a medium that told nothing less than the story of the “origins” of mankind.” (Ching 610)

The second piece that stood out the most to me was also another photograph by Mari Ortiz called “Loving the Architecture.” Architecture, especially in the downtown area, is antique yet interesting to look at. This picture’s medium required various techniques such as color correction, sizing, cropping, viewing, and printing in a dark room. The color of this picture defines the boldness and texture of the building in a naturalistic way. Although printing digitally in a dark room prints the photograph in black and white, the way the shadows captures depth and tones is absolutely

Brunelleschi not only introduced a fusing of Roman antiquity with naturalism and perspective; but his technique of pictorial perspective spread like wild fire amongst artists and architects alike. While perspective was already in use it was Brunelleschi’s scientific approach that would change how art and architecture was perceived (Encyclopedia of Art, n.d.). Brunelleschi is heralded as an artist, architect and sculptor that embraced use of new techniques and old ideas simultaneously making them relatable (Encyclopedia of Art History,

Christopher Crouch wrote “Modernism in Art, Design and Architecture” in 1999, in order to acquaint his audience to the concepts of Modernism and the Post-Modern evolution, through a concise and captivating argument, which effectively ties to the advancement of contemporary visual culture, and to the socio-political conditions in which it is composed of. Crouch investigates the diverse ways in which visual culture emulates its conceptual and physical provenance in elite, mass, and cultural practices.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh , architect, interior designer and watercolourist, was one of the most enigmatic personalities contributing to the rise of Modern Architecture during the early 20th Century. ‘Mackintosh saw things differently, he was a modern man, ahead of his time.’ As an architect he applied his sense of three-dimensional form to create distinctly sculptural works including buildings and furniture. A terrific draughtsman, the young Mackintosh sketched the architectural tradition of Scotland, England and Italy. He was a man of great genius and a pioneer of the Modern Movement; yet he was virtually forgotten even before his death.

In my opinion, this photo showed the beauty of architecture to people who didn’t have architecture background. It illustrated a modern life to its audience by showing two young ladies relaxed in the living room of a unique architecture and enjoyed their chatting above the whole city. All elements in this photo were eyes catching but provided a feeling of natural in life at the same time. The photo showed how modern life was like, set a goal for people and attracted them to chase for a new life experience that they had never

“But you know all pictures painted inside, in the studio, will never be as good as the things done outside. When out-of-door scenes are represented, the contrast between the figures and the ground are astounding, and the landscape is magnificent. I see some superb things, and I shall have to make up my mind only to do things out of doors”. Chipp, p. 16.

The development of both architecture and pictures both have several creative forms that are associated with them. The development of Post and Lintel, arches, intaglio/etching and planographic process are a few that have interesting backgrounds.

Current attitudes recognize the beauty and artistry in these objects and make the initial categories of classification obsolete. The objects are now all grouped together as ‘Human Form in Art’. They display enormous diversity in materials, techniques, function, beliefs, and notions of beauty. While people of a century or more ago would have viewed such figures and forms in a divisive way, they may now be seen to highlight the shared humanity of the cultures represented. Because art is a means of communicating human experiences, human bodies are naturally depicted. In numerous cultures, human forms are found on functional everyday objects, illustrated in decorative ways, used for religious and ritual purposes, or produced to reinforce notions of the ideal form, but is it the same for a photography?

Throughout my day trip to Chicago, Illinois as part of American Experience, there was one question that behind my experiences that guided my thoughts: “What does modern architecture mean?” It is a simple question to ask, but a much more difficult question to answer. After all, we hardly even recognize the styles behind the buildings we see and use everyday, let alone what those styles represent. However, after careful study of some of best examples of American architectural style, the answer to that question becomes very clear.

Architecture is dependent on current trends. It was comparable with any other form of art, whether it is music, fashion design or painting. There is great demand for the incorporation of the latest and greatest advances in architectural design into the modern structures. Many people would want their structures to be at-per with the latest designs, but

Usually, those whom non-specialists in the field of Architecture and Decoration and Design, do not care so much about details they see in the buildings. However, the average person can, for example, notes that all over the place or city is characterized by the nature of a particular architect. But that's as far as could care about the person who does not have the competence on architecture and buildings and design. For example, we do not expect them to look for the owner of the design or the history of those buildings and analyzed, or designer, which can be designed, or the method used in their design.

The process towards architectural construction takes on many forms, including various design stages. The graphic imagery and designs evolve until production begins. There are undoubtedly many considerations into a building’s design, which stresses their representation as even more important and influential to its potential construction. Elevation drawings and plans lay out the details of construction, they are useful to ensure the structure adheres to any local codes, however more detailed drawings are required for construction known as final renderings.1 Drawings are therefore a fundamental form of documentation that informs a building 's production. On the other hand, the emergence of archigram in the post-war era encouraged the imagination and was a platform that challenged previous form of representation. Archigram placed as much influence on the context of the building and depicting its urban surrounding as much as emphasising the building itself. In addition, architectural photography provoked the emergence of modern forms and structures; however, contextualizing buildings within the image was unnecessary. It was believed that architecture could reform people- architecture is the art one lives in and thus rational design could make rational societies.2 This idea was very much a driving force of representation which drawings, photography and archigram intended to reform their urban landscape. Unlike detailed drawing which provided an insight into the scale and

The architect title is represented today by those who have accomplished the Part-3 stage of the education process as well as registered with the Architectural Registration Board [ARB] . Established in 1997 as part of the Architects Act, which superseded various other legislation dating back to 1931 to 1938, which introduced the statutory governing of who could use the title Architect. Although the ARB’s intention to regulate the use of the title architect is aimed to protect the public it consequently

Architecture is not just a kind of the art because it grew up and formed as a scientific basis of social to achieve the necessities of life. therefore, the human spent an effort on it since inception Day. Architecture has to do with planning, designing and constructing form, space and ambience to reflect functional, technical, social, environmental and aesthetic considerations.