an interdisciplinary approach investigates the mathematical, architectural, and structural aspects of folded structures, which help to understand how paper folding can be used as a medium to solve structural and aesthetic problems. In this context, origami presents an interface to gain cognitive experience on spatial configurations and form finding and acts as an effective tool for further morphological explorations in the architectural design process. Based on undertaking a data collection exercise
Sample Personal Statement for Architectural Design It is once said that architecture is frozen music, and a nice building is a beautiful poem ever composed on the fragrant ground. The artistic glamour and practical applicability make it a perfect combination of both beauty and practicality. In the long history of mankind's development, pieces of magnificent movements have been constantly composed, and scores of exquisite verses have been written. This is reflected in those marvelous structures as
revolutionised architectural building and design concepts. He was a German- American architect. Mies wanted to establish a new architectural style that would represent
important English Renaissance architects. Jones appears in the architectural landscape to change the British style and design becoming therefore, the architect responsible for introducing the classical architecture of Rome and the Italian Renaissance to Britain. Broadly conceived, it can be said that this self-taught son of a Smithfield (a cloth maker), had an enormous impact on British art and architecture. His approach to the architectural profession was not in the traditional way, there is not much
tie with the soil and nature. Essentially growing from the local context, they are responsive to terrain and climate. The local architectural lineage has strong imprints of many political empires,including the Gupta, Pala, Sen, Sultans of Buddhist, Hindu, Jain and Islamic origin, the Mughal and the British. Each has had a deep and profound impact over the local architectural style.Though reconfigured and reinterpreted with these influences, there is a strong pattern of heavy masonry construction that
regarded as a place of worship for followers of Islam, an education centre and a place for political meetings. Mosques have also been known for their architectural beauty, dragging tourists of all ethnicity and religion to its wonderful holy sight. Ottoman mosques are considered to be the world’s most spectacular mosques. Their state of the art architectural designs draw thousands of enthusiastic tourists to Istanbul every year. This paper will shed a light on what gives ottoman mosques their fame, starting
Garrett G. Fagan's paper, “The Genesis of the Roman Public Bath: Recent Approaches and Future Directions,” is an analysis of the prominent theories around the creation of Roman public baths, investigating all of literary, architectural and archaeological evidence, as well as considering socioeconomic context. The first key distinction Fagan makes is to determine what constitutes a Roman bath; to determine what separates the Roman bath from a Greek one, for instance. According to Fagan, a Roman
Garrett G. Fagan's paper, “The Genesis of the Roman Public Bath: Recent Approaches and Future Directions,” is an analysis of the prominent theories around the creation of Roman public baths, investigating all of literary, architectural and archaeological evidence, as well as considering socioeconomic context. The first key distinction Fagan makes is to determine what constitutes a Roman bath; to determine what separates the Roman bath from a Greek one, for instance. According to Fagan, a Roman
importance of innovation as a vital activity for organizations to remain competitive on the market and as an interesting field that attract both scientific and management researchers who put their focus on defining this concepts, finding multiple models of innovation process, and inspiring different ways to measure and manage innovation in order to achieve the organizational objectives and track the way of success that lead to create a value in terms of financial incomes, organizational performance
built in 652 during the Tang Dynasty. Horizontal emphasis The buildings are constructed with a heavy base/platform with a large roof that appears to floating above it, with little emphasis on the vertical walls. Chinese architecture focus the visual impact of the width of the buildings. The inner side of the halls and palaces in the Forbidden City have less ceilings. This stress on the horizontal axis is due to the timber-frame formation supporting a heavy tiled roof that is predominant throughout Chinese