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Quite often I think buildings turn out to be what they look like in renderings if you look at form/layout/materials in isolation. The problem is the full visio
by fiatpandas 12y ago
Quite often I think buildings turn out to be what they look like in renderings if you look at form/layout/materials in isolation.
The problem is the full vision: architects love tossing in an unrealistic amount of people having loads of fun that's almost impossible to have in such a spontaneous way. They stage social utopic scenarios in their renderings which almost never describe how the public ends up utilizing and interacting with the public spaces provided by the project.