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    careers. Howard Roark, an inspiring young man embarks on a journey that shows how internal conflict and societal influences affect the trade and career of being an architect. Roark, must face the internal and external struggles of being rejected from architect school, the love affair Dominique Francon, and the struggles of being an architect before society’s time. Roark, in many chapters, comes across to many people as smart and witty. This is ironic for a man who was forced…

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    Frank Lloyd Wright

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    This essay is to address what modernism is and the way in which the work of Frank Lloyd Wright relates to the modernist movement by analysing Wright’s work in detail with reference to modernism and other movements. The movement of modernism follows the ideology that the traditional style of creating art, architecture and literature was becoming old fashioned so a new and experimental approach was taken to allow the different forms of art to be compatible with the changes in the world being more…

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    Filippo Brunelleschi

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    largest masonry dome in the world sits on top of the Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral in Florence, Italy and was built mainly by the master mason—and later capomaestro, an architect-in-chief—of the name Filippo Brunelleschi. Ingeniously designed, the dome continues to awe scientists and tourists alike—in addition—archeologist, architects, and engineers alike question the process…

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    Rem Kolhaas Bigness

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    Big buildings ignore the context around them; they are independent of the surrounding fabric they are meant to tie into, becoming objects that merely hover in space. The sudden appearance of these big buildings diminishes the aspects of quality and experience causing the concept of architecture to be rethought. Their distant relationship with the ground, due to technological advances such as the elevator, creates an inwardly focused space. The building only continues to grow taller, allowing…

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    of Athens to the world. This is why the Acropolis of Athens was built on a high elevation. The word “Acropolis” comes from the Greek word Akro (meaning high) and Polis (meaning city). The background of the sky had a significant impact on how the architects chose to design the Parthenon; They designed the columns that appear at the corners of the temple to be about 6 centimeters larger in diameter than all the other columns, while they made the space around them smaller than the rest of the…

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    About six months ago, I was a high school student, now I am a college a student achieving my goal by studying a career at Thomas Nelson. Currently I am taking three classes this semester. One of those classes is English. At the being of the semester my reading and writing skills were not as good as they are now. Throughout the semester, I have learned serve of methods to understand passages, write with clarity, but I was not like that, I had my weakness when it came to reading and writing. My…

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    architecture to strengthen reign, which is an influence that social consciousness affects the architecture.The engineers and builders of bridges, roads, viaducts, railways play the leading role in thinking out space. At that time, those people are “architects” This is a way to span architectural spaces that were unconsciously influenced by power in…

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    operations. It can be said this was a result of the company focusing its attention to everything but the effective use of their IT business group, highlighted by the attitude of senior management towards recommendations provided by both the CIO and Chief Architect (Stan Bailey). Initially the issues cited in the study involved the mismanagement and neglect of information systems used in different business groups, most importantly each system was not effectively communicating between each other.…

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    Le Corbusier

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    “An urbanist who lived in a fishing cottage, an iconoclast who invented the highrise, an architect who wanted to be a painter”. Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (1887-1965, commonly known as Le Corbusier), was a well known modern artist and architect from Switzerland, later situated in France. His career years were later in the modernism period, yet he is called ‘the grandfather’ of modern architecture. In this essay, I will be discussing how Le Corbusier’s work in painting and in architecture, was…

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    WAR AND ARCHITECTURE: The Sarajevo window Lebbeus woods wrote in his manifesto “Architecture is war, war is Architecture” as a response to the urgent situation in Sarajevo, Bosnia which was under a terrorist attack. Lebbeus at that time stated that it was clear that architecture was part of the problem. He wrote “snipers had turned streets into lethal shooting galleries and artillery gunners had turned ordinary buildings where people worked and lived into incendiary death traps” and as…

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