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Architecture as we are discussing it - that is the sum of a structures parts as it forms a coherent and intentional "whole" to express a specific school of thou
by ajcp 3y ago
Architecture as we are discussing it - that is the sum of a structures parts as it forms a coherent and intentional "whole" to express a specific school of thought - is certainly different from simply a façade, even if a façade does qualify as a defined pattern within architecture.
The glasses on my face are not architecture, nor is the puddle of water outside my window. While they may have been "architected" in a sense, at a certain point we must call a rose a rose and mean a rose if we are to have an intelligible conversation.
- kelseyfrog 3y agoI really wish I had used a Scottish example so we could be arguing over what true Scottish architecture is.