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The author explains what good design principles are, but not why they are important. So what if a house had too many 'secondary masses'? Why exactly is that suc
by snicker7 10y ago
The author explains what good design principles are, but not why they are important. So what if a house had too many 'secondary masses'? Why exactly is that such a bad thing? The author fails to answer such basic questions.
- ranger207 10y agoIn architecture and most other forms of art, the principles are not based on objective truths. Instead, they are the result of centuries of what is subjectively pleasing. It's survival of the fittest, but "fittest" is determined by subjective values.
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