Mashup Architecture Article
Design
plays a crucial role in everything we consume. Even kids growing up understand that design should incite an experience of euphoria. Design is no longer a
closed shop, think how fast and
wild the
metropolises of today could be. If we design with a lion and gazelle mentality, to create valuable architecture which tickles one’s
impression of their city, we can ensure we won't have a sad funeral
parade of black-clad mourners discouraged by eyesores.
Whether you are the lion or the gazelle in the design process the ultimate endgame is survival and to outlast the other. This practice is a running competition, and it is this competitive spirit which will squeeze creative ideas into existence. Design like
you’re being devoured.
Theory
Design architecture with a lion and gazelle mentality: an imagination stimulated by competitiveness. This will encourage pushing and experimenting with new ideas to ultimately incite a sense of excitement, well-being and elation.
References
ArchDaily, "Why Do Professors "Rip Apart" Projects in the Final Review," http://www.archdaily.com/629314/why-do-professors-rip-apart-projects-in-the-final-review/ (accessed May 13, 2015)
The Cool Hunter, "Property Developers and City Councils Fail to Build Iconic Buildings," http://www.thecoolhunter.com.au/article/detail/2071/property-developers-and-city-councils-fail-to-build-iconic-buildings (accessed May 13, 2015)
Web Urbanist, "Retrofuturistic Urbanism: 6 Cities As They Could Have Become," http://weburbanist.com/2015/05/07/retrofuturistic-urbanism-6-cities-as-they-could-have-become/ (accessed May 13, 2015)
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