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6 Comments
oblio70says...Gak! My Senior Thesis in Architecture (and they told me you can't design in a vacuum...true story, led to my snarky thesis...FU establishment)
newtboysays...Can't design in a vacuum?! What kind of nonsense is that? Design parameters would be different, that's all.
Gak! My Senior Thesis in Architecture (and they told me you can't design in a vacuum...true story, led to my snarky thesis...FU establishment)
oblio70says...the meaning was figurative: Architecture design that ignores precedent (neighbors, site conditions, history, ...) is considered arrogant and bad form. But we were all training to be hotshot designers, so...
Can't design in a vacuum?! What kind of nonsense is that? Design parameters would be different, that's all.
newtboysays...Well, two out of three ain't bad. The challenges of the site conditions would be exotic, and designing for neighbors also seems fairly important in a vacuum since you have to make specialized airtight passages for every point of access. ;-)
the meaning was figurative: Architecture design that ignores precedent (neighbors, site conditions, history, ...) is considered arrogant and bad form. But we were all training to be hotshot designers, so...
enochsays...*quality
siftbotsays...Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by enoch.
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