In 50 word explain 3 style of architecture
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Answer:
(1) The All-Nighter
(2) The Technology Geek
(3) The Space Invader
Explanation:
(1) For this type of architecture student, sleep is for the weak. You will spot them by the black circles underneath their eyes and a cup of coffee always in their hand. They are usually the most ambitious students that don’t want to waste a single minute of their day (and night) without working. Our studio culture has glorified the image of the self-suffering architect. But is it healthy? Is it worth it? Although theoretically with less sleep you gain working hours, productivity and creativity tend to decrease during the night hours. Even the strongest organism needs 6-7 hours of sleep to reboot and function properly and the best time to do that is during the night. A project can be completed successfully with better time management, so use your bedroom!
(2) This is the student with a tablet in one hand and the latest technology smartphone on the other while sitting in front of the computer. They know everything about new applications and design programs and they are an expert if you want advice for some kind of hardware. They usually have the best visualization and rendering skills too. Parametric design is their favorite field of architecture and their house if full of 3D – printed objects. They may even own a 3D printer. However technological skills don’t guarantee skills in design or talent. Gadgets and computers are just tools to facilitate the design process and without the right concept, your project won’t stand out. A pencil and a paper can be powerful tools too if the idea is strong
(3) You will notice them anyway. They will make sure to show off their work in every way possible. They make the biggest models, the longest plans, and the noisiest presentations. They also go the first-name basis with famous architects: Zaha, Mies, Frank. They may be passionate about architecture but their competitive character leaves no space for cooperation and team-work. Ambition is good but architecture is an interdisciplinary field and needs communication skills and respect for other people’s projects and efforts.
Explanation:
1) Victorian
The Victorian Era (mid to late 19th Century) saw a return of many architectural styles including Gothic Revival, Tudor and Romanesque as well as influences from Asia and the Middle East. During the industrial revolution, many homes were built in the Victorian style as part of the housing boom.
2) Islamic
Beginning in the Middle East in the 7th century Islamic architecture varies greatly depending on the region such as Persia North Africa and Spain. A Mosque is the best example of Islamic styles including the pointed arches, domes and courtyards. Decoration on flat surfaces take priority as the Koran forbids three-dimensional representations.
3) Modernist
Modernism is a blanket term given to a movement at the turn of the 20th Century and can include styles such as Futurism, Post-modern and New Classical. Forms were intended to be free of unnecessary detail and focus on simplicity and there is an honouring of the materials used rather than concealing them.