Using the human body for architectural inspiration

19. January 2012 · Comments Off · Categories: Modern Architecture · Tags: , , , , ,

The human body has been a marvel to some if not all of us for quite some time. Additionally, it may be hard to agree that we are all built like an architectural matrix, the truth is our genetic, and physical make-up is a design that may mimic most architectural wonders of the world. Moreover, every year masses of people make solemn promises to make their bodies stronger, and faster only a small percentage may reach this potential though most of us are quiet capable of maximizing our strengths past our farthest unforeseen capabilities. Furthermore, this architectural motivation to better ourselves is the reason behind using TRX to reach your goals. For those who may look down on using equipment to reach your goals and may decline this offer, it is a good thing that the TRX coupon codes are applicable online for downloading on their website.

Building Like Human Ribs

This building is shaped like human ribs.

Furthermore, once you gain the courage, will, motivation, and strength to continue on this journey, your decision will be rewarded once you start to see your body transform to an energy blasting architectural platform. The excess energy, the self esteem boost, the feel good vibes filled with endorphins piercing through your strong body will feel lighter, and better and it will thank you for the decision to take on the TRX. Additionally with every architectural platform, you need a strong base and that begins with your thought process and perspective towards your new venture. Furthermore, as we, all know positive thinking, hard work, patience and tenacity always pays off. This is the same mentality that is required to build any architectural venue; however, in this case it starts with your mind and ends within your body. Furthermore, it never ends but always maintains stability throughout life. Moreover, make healthy goals and chase them.

New Architectural Coating Ideas For Cement

14. January 2012 · Comments Off · Categories: Modern Architecture · Tags: , , , ,

Thank God we are finally getting away from that ugly gray concrete color that has permeated architectural thinking over the last four decades.  Since the 70’s, it seems like every school has been doing nothing but turning out architects who think uncoated, gray concrete should be the choice for all public buildings.  This has given us a glut of structures that all look the same with just a few changed lines.

Finally, more daring designers are using cement paint to put some life back into buildings.  For years it seemed like everyone was scared of color.  It was as if color had no place in buildings that should be built with the enjoyment of the public in mind.  This gave us the stark, institutional looking cities that we live in today.  What could be more depressing than driving by building after building that is gray concrete?

Luckily, this is all changing as more independent architects receive commissions for public and commercial buildings.  With the freedom that comes for not being tied to the commercial establishment, these new designers are free to add color and textures which haven’t been seen since the Art Deco era of the twenties.  Finally, we can get some excitement back into design and start uplifting the spirits of the public instead of depressing them with starkness.

If you are a new designer then find out what other cutting edge people are doing with lines and colors.  Bring some happiness into your designs along with excitement.  The human eye can distinguish between thousands of shades and hues, use this fact to build character and depth into your work.  Of course, you may need to do a selling job to your client, but isn’t the point of design to make a statement?  Get the builder on board with your vision and show them how color can be just what is needed to make the edifice stand out from the dull, ugly, gray crowd.