http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/02/07/110207fa_fact_zalewski
I felt inspired after reading about Guillermo del Toro's obsession to create. Although I am not a fan of monsters or horror iconography, I can appreciate his dedication to his interest in his craft.
My only thoughts about how this article could relate to architectural design is precisely rooted in dedication and curiousity; a deep passion for a subject as well as the will to seek out new solutions are relavent in both cases.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Collection Additions : "Movement" may be evolving to "Dynamic"...
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| Asymptote Architecture-Terminal Port of Kaohsiung study proposal |
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| Reiser + Umemoto-Terminal Port of Kaohsiung scheduled for construction in 2012 Again, this week I chose projects which rely heavily on the usage of line and plane as well as relationships of solid to void to convey the impression of implied movement and dynamism of 3 dimensional form in a 2 dimensional image. |
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