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What do you think about this style of architecture?

What do you think about this style of architecture?. Where do you usually find this type of building?. What is traditional about these images...and what is not?. Innovative Design or Concrete block?. What shapes have been used within this building?. What is the purpose of these buildings?.

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What do you think about this style of architecture?

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  1. What do you think about this style of architecture?

  2. Where do you usually find this type of building?

  3. What is traditional about these images...and what is not?

  4. Innovative Design or Concrete block?

  5. What shapes have been used within this building?

  6. What is the purpose of these buildings?

  7. How important is light to architecture?

  8. How does this building reflect the environment around it?

  9. Do buildings have to be one colour?

  10. Modern business or crowded chaos?

  11. Does the inside have to reflect the outside?

  12. Are straight lines really that important?

  13. What do you think of these designs?

  14. Does scale matter?

  15. Now go and research your favourite designers: Le Corbusier: http://www.barbican.org.uk/lecorbusier/exhibition Frank Gehry: http://www.gehrytechnologies.com/architecture/recent-work Norman Foster: http://www.fosterandpartners.com/projects/ ZahaHadid: http://www.zaha-hadid.com/ Mies Van derRohe: http://www.miessociety.org/

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