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ARCHITECTURE AS EVOLUTION OF HUMAN CULTURE
Replied May. 17, 2009
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Architecture finally is completed by the user, sometimes for the surmise of the architect, but surely for the delight of the user who executes his autonomy; the user is the final word.
When I visited Corbu’s Mill Owner at Ahmadabad, it was occupied…
PS: In these times of rat race it is most difficult to be simple in thought, speech and action… and elegant. They say Einstein’s formula E=mc2 is most simple and elegant! These mud buildings achieve that...
Built from living soil, they are organic – less fossil-fuel energy, most comfortable to live-in, and mud walls breathe like our skin, restores individual and collective autonomy that is tangled in the political - economic power games… besides they d…
They are a little like termites nests.
But how is it that one wants to go in through those doors, to find the cool hospitable, protected place inside? What tells you it is there?
very elegant :}
congratulations,
I am really fan of your projects and this I was presenting to my students as my favourite :}
Beautiful interior :} really full of spiritual atmosphere! But I don’t like the outside look :{
This more resemble the factory or culture center in the housing estate or even a part of hosing you can see in background of the picture. :{
This is a beautiful church.
Looking at you projects I realized they are simple but have absolutely strong form in the same time in order that the receipt of the space, that you designed, is really fast and firm. For example this church- a perfect place to contemplate, nothing…
Ciao Carlo,
I like the warm combination of textures and colors in this space. Please continue to post more of your interesting works.
David F. Schmidt
INTERESTING! Ocean and Skies, Poles rammed into the earth and music, Stability and Dynamism in the same architectural form! A VIVID EXAMPLE OF THE RESURRECTION OF PRE-MODERN AESTHETICS!
Best regards, Nold Egenter
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When you can say that the process of design is completed? with the representation of the work or the time of its creation?
When you can say that the process of design is completed? with the representation of the work or the time of its creation?
What is more similar to the original idea? the design representation of glossy magazines, with retouched graphics programs, or building with its imperfections?.
I think the limits of modern architecture are the limits of the society of appearance.
The imperfections are a price to pay for a trail project that has brought the great architects to express themselves naturally… Continue
What is more similar to the original idea? the design representation of glossy magazines, with retouched graphics programs, or building with its imperfections?.
I think the limits of modern architecture are the limits of the society of appearance.
The imperfections are a price to pay for a trail project that has brought the great architects to express themselves naturally… Continue
Posted on March 14, 2009 at 8:30am — 9 Comments
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- At 3:37am on August 23, 2010,
Triantafyllia said… - After so many months that I have not replied to your polite welcoming, I have to thank you and wish you all the best for your life and your career! I have not dealed with myarchn all this period.
Many greetings to Toscana from Greece!
- At 12:39am on July 4, 2010,
Laura Aquino said… - Si, sono della Cina. Piacere, Carlo!
- At 10:52pm on April 4, 2010,
Elizabeth said… - Thank you for your Easter wishes, Carlo! I hope you had a lovely holiday, too.
- At 2:32pm on April 2, 2010,
Jolanta Sroczynska said…
- thanks for this friendship :}
Cracovia with full of Italian traces sending you many warm thoughts :}
- At 3:54am on April 1, 2010,
joakimpaz said… - Lisbonna=Lux Bonna as the old romans call it...
- At 2:57am on April 1, 2010,
joakimpaz said…
- Einaudi too as common likes...
- At 2:54am on April 1, 2010,
joakimpaz said…
- Hi Carlo Hello Florence
nice to see you and thanks for getting in touch
Regards from Lisbon-Portugal
- At 1:24pm on March 10, 2010,
karmen vega art said…
- Thanks Carlo!!!
"Amigas....."
- At 6:47pm on March 7, 2010,
Coralis Meléndez Arroyo said… - Thanks! This site is amazing! I'm so addicted! :)
- At 5:59pm on February 14, 2010,
Elizabeth said…
- Today is another chance to send you good wishes, Carlo - I hope your Year of the Tiger is as magnificent as the animal.
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