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Architects are usually all for embellishment and aesthetic details. By the time a design is actually built, all visual appeal has usually been value-engineered
by dublinben 3y ago
Architects are usually all for embellishment and aesthetic details. By the time a design is actually built, all visual appeal has usually been value-engineered out, or fallen victim to the whims of local zoning officials.
- ethanbond 3y agoEmbellishment is very rare in most architecture programs today. You can thank Corbusier, a criminal against humanity as far as I am concerned.