If your building complex is large enough, though, having a mix of styles is kinda cool too. So you can walk from one gothic building to a modernist building with just a hallway as a transition. Think of it as a screen transition as the CD loads. Imagine that the two buildings have different background music.
I live in a college where all the administrative bureaucratic buildings are brutalist--and yes, I know what it means. Look up Condon Hall or Kane Hall or Schmitz Hall. Man, fuck brutalism
I actually have kind of a soft spot for brutalism, but that may be because one of my favorite public works projects ever, the Washington Metro, is unabashedly brutalist. (That and most of downtown DC is either that or Beaux-Arts.)
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Gothic in brick or stone. Art Deco looks good in metal and glass, or at least a damn sight better than the ornament-hating pathology of modernism. Maybe concrete buildings should be Neoclassical.
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Dunno what the name for that architectural style is, but that's my favorite.
t. I've been in La Alhambra
If your building complex is large enough, though, having a mix of styles is kinda cool too. So you can walk from one gothic building to a modernist building with just a hallway as a transition. Think of it as a screen transition as the CD loads. Imagine that the two buildings have different background music.
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Architecture's not my strong suit
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
Architecture's not my strong suit
i like the blend of classicism and modern design found in Giles Gilbert Scott's projects
and Moorish architecture is amazing
Also, Frank Lloyd Wright's stuff is nice too
Not in a delicious way either.
(The other Jane)
(The other Jane)