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One of the dominant aesthetics of gothic architecture is the use of vastly varying radii with tracery setting out and moulding details in general. The true elegance of this can only be achieved by means of the common normal. That is where two or more curves with differing radii can flow seamlessly in an organic fashion without any sharp changes in direction. Provided that they are set out in a way that all the centres share a common normal. In simple terms, both centers lie on the same line. This principle is key to the Gothic aesthetic as it demonstrates a clear creative separation from the strict regimentation of classical setting out. It provided the opportunity to create cellular-morphic forms while adhering to geometric principles.

Incorporating a water feature with a central structure on a rotary can create a captivating focal point in any landscape. Such features often combine the soothing presence of water with the architectural beauty of the central structure, which can range from classical sculptures to modern art installations. They are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve as a gathering place, promoting a sense of community. When designing a water feature for a rotary, it's essential to consider the scale of the structure, the flow and sound of the water, and the overall harmony with the surrounding environment. With careful planning and design, a water feature with a structure in the center can become a landmark and a source of pride for the community. #waterfeature #fountains #adinnovations #urbandevelopment

In a world of mass production, I take great delight in things made by hand and perfected by the artisan through skill and experience. That brought me to wonder about Art Deco and how it was used in Architectural design. I think the point was to create exclusivity by using talented craftsmen who could create unique pieces. To a great extent, Art Deco is epitomized by the works that were shown at the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes (International Exhibition of Modern and Industrial Decorative Arts), held in Paris in 1925. One example of a building facade is the Eastern Columbia Building. Have a stellar week ahead:))

Outline rewards designing outside the box. The Outline column light expertly takes on multiple roles as a pedestrian light, an artful wayfinding element, and an elegant architectural detail. It elevates its category in terms of performance and design potential — defining space throughout parks and plazas, lighting the way along walking paths, and transforming into sculptural clusters of illuminated art. See more of the Outline column light: https://bit.ly/3VKSew0

The atmosphere of the 3D rendered image has a crucial effect on the general mood of the picture, and there are plenty of ways to affect it. For example, different seasons, weather, lighting, level of detail, and other aspects play significant roles in tuning viewers to the proper mood. 

Wolsey Wall Architecture & Interior Design believes in incorporating fun and play throughout our work. In the spirit of sharing that energy with you, we are introducing #FunFactFriday to our page. Today's #FunFactFriday is a post on architectural history. Did you know that architecture was an Olympic sport? The Olympic Stadium was designed by Jan Wils in 1928 games earned and won the Olympic gold in architecture. "During the first four decades of the modern Olympic Games, 151 medals were awarded for music, painting, sculpture, literature, and architecture. Baron Pierre de Coubertin, who revived the modern games and founded the International Olympic Committee, considered art an essential part of the competition. The one caveat: every submission had to be sports-related." Reference: ArchDaily #architecture #design #funfacts

Playground Earth 5. Words of a curator: This artwork, created by Geert Lemmers in 2024, showcases a masterful blend of acrylic and oil paint with pastels on a preprocessed wooden panel housed in a wooden frame. Embracing an abstract style, the piece epitomizes the genre of Abstract Symbolic and Mystical Art, manifested through a captivating design and intricate patterns . Each layer richly contributes to the tapestry of textures and colors, ranging from vibrant hues to subtle tones, reflecting the intricate balance of modernity with timeless themes of religion, city life, and ecclesiastical architecture.

#iiwcbangalore: Where Architecture Meets Art🏛️🎨 In my world of architecture, design and space breathe together. The Fusion Art Exhibition was a living example of this harmony. Art for Sale: Each artwork, a masterpiece of thought and medium—be it Acrylic, Digital, or Charcoal—was on offer. Transformative Power: These pieces hold the potential to infuse everyday spaces with tranquility and inspiration. A Child’s Wonder: My son’s amazement at the art reminded me of the deep influence our surroundings have on us. Featured Artists: Talents like Anithajanath, MonalisaSethi, PrabhaPanth, and DeepakJohnny, among others, have not just created art; they’ve woven stories and emotions into their work. Bring Art Home: Adding one of these pieces to your space is inviting in a narrative of creativity and reflection. #ArchitecturalArt #DesignMeetsArt #MindfulInteriors #ArtisticInspiration #HomeWithArt #ArtistShowcase

"The Art of Space" encapsulates the essence of design in a succinct and captivating manner. Beyond mere functionality, it delves into the intricate dance between form and function, transforming empty spaces into living, breathing works of art. With each stroke of creativity, architects and designers infuse personality and purpose into every corner, crafting environments that resonate with the human spirit. From the soaring ceilings of grand cathedrals to the cozy nooks of intimate cafes, every space tells a unique story, inviting us to explore, connect, and dream. It's a celebration of the transformative power of design, where innovation meets imagination, and the mundane transcends into the extraordinary. So, next time you step into a thoughtfully designed space, take a moment to appreciate the artistry behind it—the art of space. Image reference: Shenzhen Natural History Museum #DesignInspiration #ArchitectureLovers #InteriorDesign #CreativeSpaces #ArtisticArchitecture #SpaceDesign #DesignThinking #ArchitecturalDesign #UrbanDesign #InnovativeInteriors

The Dream Machine - 3389 #AIArt Prompt: Generate a picture that combines a Gothic architectural style with a space setting. The image should create a feeling of excitement. Include elements that have an organic quality, perhaps demonstrating the mingling of ancient design and the infinite cosmos. Use muted grays and blacks typical of Gothic aesthetics and vibrant hues to represent the space elements. Capture the intricate details of Gothic design such as pointed arches, ribbed vaults, or maybe a space capsule inspired by Gothic design. The organic elements can be represented by plant-like extraterrestrial lifeforms or nebulae appearing as space-born foliage. Must be a fascinating blend of near and far, old and new.