Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her revolutionary deconstructivist designs. She studied math and then architecture, working first with Rem Koolhaas before starting her own firm in 1980. Hadid's gravity-defying, fragmented designs were initially dismissed as unrealistic but she gained recognition with projects like the Vitra Fire Station in 1993 and the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center in 2003. Her style was boldly contemporary and organic, drawing inspiration from landscapes. Notable works also include the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku and ephemeral pavilions for Chanel. Hadid received numerous honors and awards before her death in 2016.
Satish Gujral was an Indian architect born in Jhelum, Punjab. He studied art in Lahore and Bombay before receiving a scholarship to study in Mexico. Gujral is known for his sculptures made from burnt wood and industrial materials as well as large murals and tile works. His architectural philosophy focused on sculptural forms that move from the outside in, giving buildings an identity. Some of Gujral's notable works include the Daryani House, Gandhi Institute, Belgium Embassy, and Dass House. The Belgium Embassy in New Delhi, one of Gujral's most acclaimed projects, consists of units for the ambassador's residence, chancery, chancellor's residence, and servants' quarters
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her experimental designs that push boundaries. Her works experiment with new spatial concepts that intensify urban landscapes with a visionary aesthetic. Notable built works include the Vitra Fire Station and Bergisel Ski Jump. Her style is characterized by deconstructivism, light volumes, sharp angles, and integration of buildings with landscapes. She is renowned worldwide for her talent across many design disciplines.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her pioneering deconstructivist designs. She was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize. Hadid studied mathematics and then architecture, working for Rem Koolhaas before establishing her own London-based practice in 1980. Throughout her career she received many awards, including the Stirling Prize multiple times, for buildings like her MAXXI museum in Rome. Hadid was inspired by fluid landscapes and sought to challenge expectations with exciting yet raw designs.
Zaha Hadid was influenced by Russian artistic movements like Suprematism that she encountered in the 1970s. She employed techniques like abstraction and fragmentation in her designs that were learned from Suprematism. Hadid's designs are also characterized by an emphasis on fluid forms, manipulation of gravity, and play of light and shadow. Her Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan uses many of these techniques through its undulating forms and seamless interior spaces.
Zaha Hadid was the first female and first Muslim recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. She is renowned for her fluid, curving designs and helped pioneer parametricism. Some of her most notable works include the Guangzhou Opera House in China, the Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, and the London Aquatics Centre. She designed pioneering furniture pieces that brought her architectural vision to the domestic scale.
ZAHA HADID
"Only rarely does an architect emerge with a philosophy and approach to the art form that influences the direction of the entire field. Such an architect is Zaha Hadid..." -- Bill Lacy, architect
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative and organic designs. She founded her own practice, Zaha Hadid Architects, in 1980. Hadid's style pushes design boundaries through new technologies and materials. Some of her most notable works include the MAXXI Museum in Rome, the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympics, and the Bridge Pavilion for Expo 2008 in Zaragoza, Spain. Hadid has received many prestigious awards for her contributions to architecture, including the Pritzker Prize in 2004.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her revolutionary deconstructivist designs. She studied math and then architecture, working first with Rem Koolhaas before starting her own firm in 1980. Hadid's gravity-defying, fragmented designs were initially dismissed as unrealistic but she gained recognition with projects like the Vitra Fire Station in 1993 and the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center in 2003. Her style was boldly contemporary and organic, drawing inspiration from landscapes. Notable works also include the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku and ephemeral pavilions for Chanel. Hadid received numerous honors and awards before her death in 2016.
Satish Gujral was an Indian architect born in Jhelum, Punjab. He studied art in Lahore and Bombay before receiving a scholarship to study in Mexico. Gujral is known for his sculptures made from burnt wood and industrial materials as well as large murals and tile works. His architectural philosophy focused on sculptural forms that move from the outside in, giving buildings an identity. Some of Gujral's notable works include the Daryani House, Gandhi Institute, Belgium Embassy, and Dass House. The Belgium Embassy in New Delhi, one of Gujral's most acclaimed projects, consists of units for the ambassador's residence, chancery, chancellor's residence, and servants' quarters
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her experimental designs that push boundaries. Her works experiment with new spatial concepts that intensify urban landscapes with a visionary aesthetic. Notable built works include the Vitra Fire Station and Bergisel Ski Jump. Her style is characterized by deconstructivism, light volumes, sharp angles, and integration of buildings with landscapes. She is renowned worldwide for her talent across many design disciplines.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her pioneering deconstructivist designs. She was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize. Hadid studied mathematics and then architecture, working for Rem Koolhaas before establishing her own London-based practice in 1980. Throughout her career she received many awards, including the Stirling Prize multiple times, for buildings like her MAXXI museum in Rome. Hadid was inspired by fluid landscapes and sought to challenge expectations with exciting yet raw designs.
Zaha Hadid was influenced by Russian artistic movements like Suprematism that she encountered in the 1970s. She employed techniques like abstraction and fragmentation in her designs that were learned from Suprematism. Hadid's designs are also characterized by an emphasis on fluid forms, manipulation of gravity, and play of light and shadow. Her Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan uses many of these techniques through its undulating forms and seamless interior spaces.
Zaha Hadid was the first female and first Muslim recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. She is renowned for her fluid, curving designs and helped pioneer parametricism. Some of her most notable works include the Guangzhou Opera House in China, the Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University, and the London Aquatics Centre. She designed pioneering furniture pieces that brought her architectural vision to the domestic scale.
ZAHA HADID
"Only rarely does an architect emerge with a philosophy and approach to the art form that influences the direction of the entire field. Such an architect is Zaha Hadid..." -- Bill Lacy, architect
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative and organic designs. She founded her own practice, Zaha Hadid Architects, in 1980. Hadid's style pushes design boundaries through new technologies and materials. Some of her most notable works include the MAXXI Museum in Rome, the London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympics, and the Bridge Pavilion for Expo 2008 in Zaragoza, Spain. Hadid has received many prestigious awards for her contributions to architecture, including the Pritzker Prize in 2004.
A presentation that explains about De stijl architecture within the contemporary architecture course, where it presents the most important principles that it applies in addition to the characteristics and pioneers of this school
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi is an influential Indian architect known for his contributions to evolving architectural discourse in India. He studied under Le Corbusier and was influenced by his approach of designing for human behavior. Doshi went on to establish the Center for Environmental Planning and Technology, which took an interdisciplinary approach suited to the local climate and culture. His designs emphasize environmental design, use of local materials, and creating spaces that integrate with nature. Doshi's work has received numerous honors, including the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2018.
Sculpture is defined as three-dimensional artwork that is created through various processes such as carving, modeling, casting, constructing, and assembling. Historically, sculpture was representational and static, but modern sculpture has expanded to include both representational and abstract forms that can be static, kinetic, or interactive. The main types of sculpture include works that are carved, modeled, cast, constructed, assembled, kinetic, site-specific/environmental, and installations. Sculpture is created using a variety of materials and techniques.
Critical Regionalism is an architectural approach that counters placelessness in Modern architecture by giving a sense of place and meaning through contextual forces. It is based on Phenomenology and the idea that Modern architecture lacked a sense of place. Critical Regionalism uses local climate, materials, and culture to inform design in a way that is modern but rooted to the unique qualities of a site. Key thinkers like Frampton, Tzonis and Lefaivre, and Aalto advocated for Critical Regionalism as a way to mediate universal influences with regional particularities.
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her experimental deconstructivist style that pushes boundaries. She consistently creates visionary designs that intensify urban landscapes with flowing forms. Notable projects include the Vitra Fire Station in Germany, the Center for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati, and ephemeral pavilions for Chanel. Hadid was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize and is renowned for redefining architecture and challenging traditional design.
Zaha Hadid was known for her revolutionary designs that defied gravity and featured asymmetrical, fragmented shapes. Her first built project, the Vitra Fire Station, featured irregular concrete planes that appeared to slide past each other. Within, lines of light directed precise movement through curved and compressed ceilings and floors. Her MAXXI museum in Rome responded to existing industrial buildings on site, absorbing the landscape and intensifying surrounding space with fluid, sinuous galleries flowing between interior and exterior. Hadid's designs featured complex, varied spaces offering constantly changing views.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative deconstructivist designs. She studied at the American University of Beirut and the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. Some of her most notable completed projects include the Vitra Fire Station in Germany (1993), MAXXI Museum in Rome (2009), Guangzhou Opera House in China (2010), London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympics, and the Phaeno Science Centre in Germany (2005). Her designs were characterized by non-orthogonal angles and fluid, curving forms intended to evoke a sense of fluidity and movement.
Rem Koolhaas believes architecture's beauty is proportional to its horror. He argues for intensifying Manhattan's "fluid, dynamic and productive disorder" by maximizing programs and minimizing architecture. Koolhaas sees skyscrapers as autonomous monuments regardless of merit, with nature resurrected inside merely as a technical service. He advocates neglecting architecture's representation and letting absence win over presence. Koolhaas designed OMA's competition entry for IBA 84 as an image collage, in contrast to Aldo Rossi's drawing-based approach and Peter Eisenman's language-focused method.
This is a student project presentation on the quote "Form and function are one" by Frank Lloyd Wright, for an architectural project on Product and furniture design (Industrial design) elective. The project showcases the meaning of the quote, it's relation to 'Organic Architecture' through FLW's vision for the concept. It consists of examples of various buildings for the viewer to understand and interpret the concept, followed by basic details on projects for various furniture and product designs, future styles, relating to the quote.
The PowerPoint file contains basic description about each project covered by mostly pictorial slides.
Art Nouveau emerged in Europe in the late 19th century as a style that drew inspiration from nature and featured organic motifs, curved lines, and exuberant decoration. Key figures included Antoni Gaudi, whose works integrated architecture, sculpture and crafts and featured innovations like trencadís tilework. The document provides details on the characteristics and spread of Art Nouveau as well as examples of works by Gaudi and other artists like Alphonse Mucha.
This document provides information about visual arts, including definitions, types, and popular forms. It defines visual arts as creations that can be enjoyed using sight, including two-dimensional works like paintings and drawings, and three-dimensional sculptures, carvings, and weavings. The most popular visual art forms are described as sculpture and painting. Sculpture is defined as a three-dimensional art form created by shaping materials, and some common sculpture materials and techniques are outlined.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her radically innovative designs. She studied architecture at the Architectural Association in London in the 1970s. Hadid is renowned for her fluid, non-rectilinear designs that break from traditional architectural forms. One of her early successes was winning a design competition in 1982 for The Peak Club in Hong Kong, featuring a 13-meter void suspended between floors. Hadid's works are characterized by her unique style that blends historical influences with conceptual forms.
Sculpture is three-dimensional art that is traditionally created through two main methods: carving material like wood or stone, or modeling forms by adding pieces of material like clay. There are several types of sculpture including: relief sculpture which projects from a flat surface at varying degrees, freestanding sculpture meant to be viewed from all sides, installation sculpture that transforms space, kinetic sculpture containing moving parts, and earthworks sculpture where the landscape is sculpted. The document then discusses an upcoming craft project to make paper sculptures for Valentine's Day.
Class 3 indian architecture styles after independeneBhartendu Vimal
The document discusses the architectural styles that emerged in India after independence from British rule. It provides details about several prominent Indian architects and some of their notable building designs from that period, including Achyut Kanvinde who designed the National Science Centre in Delhi and the P.K. Kelkar Library at IIT Kanpur using functionalist and brutalist approaches. It also discusses the American architect Joseph Allen Stein who introduced California modernism to India and emphasized integrating buildings with nature in his designs of the India International Centre and India Habitat Centre in Delhi.
Modernism arose in the late 19th century as a philosophical movement in response to industrialization. Notable modernist architects included Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Modern architecture developed new building materials and techniques. Styles included the Chicago School, Expressionism, the International Style, and Brutalism. Postmodernism emerged in the 1970s as a reaction against modernism. Deconstructivism from the 1980s fragmented and layered forms. Folding architecture from the 1990s integrated differences through smooth layering inspired by geology and cooking.
BV DOSHI biography | case study of architectOmkar Dawale
BV DOSHI biography | case study of architect
life case study of balkrishna vithhaldas doshi
he india's first architect who win pritzker architecture prize
Difference Between Modern and Contemporary Art | Emami ArtShirsendu Kar
When discussing the difference between modern and contemporary art it is important to tell the story of Gustave Courbet, a French painter who spearheaded the Realist movement in 19th century French painting.
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This document discusses contemporary curating practices and the shifting roles of curators. It explores how curators are taking on more creative roles beyond being art herders, taking on metaphors like editors, DJs, and producers. It also examines how curators are moving works out of white cube galleries into public spaces and non-traditional venues. Several examples are provided of artist-led initiatives and projects that further blur the lines between artists, curators, and critics.
The document discusses the architectural styles of neomodernism, deconstructionism, and their key characteristics. It provides examples of works by prominent deconstructionist architects like Frank Gehry, Bernard Tschumi, and Zaha Hadid. Gehry's own house is cited as one of the earliest examples of deconstructivist buildings due to its unconventional use of materials and forms. Tschumi's Parc de la Villette in Paris incorporates deconstructionist principles through its collection of sculptural garden spaces.
Saranya Rukmangadhan is a lifestyle accessories designer based in India. She has a PGDPD in Lifestyle Accessory Design from the National Institute of Design and a BE in Industrial Engineering. Her core competencies include analytical thinking, consumer understanding, and design research. She has work experience in understanding consumer behavior and designing live product experiences for brands. Her diploma project was focused on designing for mass production at Hindustan Unilever.
The document appears to be a portfolio for an individual named Pankaj Bansal. It includes details of projects completed for companies in various industries including fashion retail, furniture, and home appliances. The portfolio outlines case studies and solutions developed for emerging technologies, new product launches, marketing strategies, and universal design concepts. Contact information is provided for references from academic and professional collaborators.
A presentation that explains about De stijl architecture within the contemporary architecture course, where it presents the most important principles that it applies in addition to the characteristics and pioneers of this school
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi is an influential Indian architect known for his contributions to evolving architectural discourse in India. He studied under Le Corbusier and was influenced by his approach of designing for human behavior. Doshi went on to establish the Center for Environmental Planning and Technology, which took an interdisciplinary approach suited to the local climate and culture. His designs emphasize environmental design, use of local materials, and creating spaces that integrate with nature. Doshi's work has received numerous honors, including the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2018.
Sculpture is defined as three-dimensional artwork that is created through various processes such as carving, modeling, casting, constructing, and assembling. Historically, sculpture was representational and static, but modern sculpture has expanded to include both representational and abstract forms that can be static, kinetic, or interactive. The main types of sculpture include works that are carved, modeled, cast, constructed, assembled, kinetic, site-specific/environmental, and installations. Sculpture is created using a variety of materials and techniques.
Critical Regionalism is an architectural approach that counters placelessness in Modern architecture by giving a sense of place and meaning through contextual forces. It is based on Phenomenology and the idea that Modern architecture lacked a sense of place. Critical Regionalism uses local climate, materials, and culture to inform design in a way that is modern but rooted to the unique qualities of a site. Key thinkers like Frampton, Tzonis and Lefaivre, and Aalto advocated for Critical Regionalism as a way to mediate universal influences with regional particularities.
Zaha Hadid is an Iraqi-British architect known for her experimental deconstructivist style that pushes boundaries. She consistently creates visionary designs that intensify urban landscapes with flowing forms. Notable projects include the Vitra Fire Station in Germany, the Center for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati, and ephemeral pavilions for Chanel. Hadid was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize and is renowned for redefining architecture and challenging traditional design.
Zaha Hadid was known for her revolutionary designs that defied gravity and featured asymmetrical, fragmented shapes. Her first built project, the Vitra Fire Station, featured irregular concrete planes that appeared to slide past each other. Within, lines of light directed precise movement through curved and compressed ceilings and floors. Her MAXXI museum in Rome responded to existing industrial buildings on site, absorbing the landscape and intensifying surrounding space with fluid, sinuous galleries flowing between interior and exterior. Hadid's designs featured complex, varied spaces offering constantly changing views.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative deconstructivist designs. She studied at the American University of Beirut and the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. Some of her most notable completed projects include the Vitra Fire Station in Germany (1993), MAXXI Museum in Rome (2009), Guangzhou Opera House in China (2010), London Aquatics Centre for the 2012 Olympics, and the Phaeno Science Centre in Germany (2005). Her designs were characterized by non-orthogonal angles and fluid, curving forms intended to evoke a sense of fluidity and movement.
Rem Koolhaas believes architecture's beauty is proportional to its horror. He argues for intensifying Manhattan's "fluid, dynamic and productive disorder" by maximizing programs and minimizing architecture. Koolhaas sees skyscrapers as autonomous monuments regardless of merit, with nature resurrected inside merely as a technical service. He advocates neglecting architecture's representation and letting absence win over presence. Koolhaas designed OMA's competition entry for IBA 84 as an image collage, in contrast to Aldo Rossi's drawing-based approach and Peter Eisenman's language-focused method.
This is a student project presentation on the quote "Form and function are one" by Frank Lloyd Wright, for an architectural project on Product and furniture design (Industrial design) elective. The project showcases the meaning of the quote, it's relation to 'Organic Architecture' through FLW's vision for the concept. It consists of examples of various buildings for the viewer to understand and interpret the concept, followed by basic details on projects for various furniture and product designs, future styles, relating to the quote.
The PowerPoint file contains basic description about each project covered by mostly pictorial slides.
Art Nouveau emerged in Europe in the late 19th century as a style that drew inspiration from nature and featured organic motifs, curved lines, and exuberant decoration. Key figures included Antoni Gaudi, whose works integrated architecture, sculpture and crafts and featured innovations like trencadís tilework. The document provides details on the characteristics and spread of Art Nouveau as well as examples of works by Gaudi and other artists like Alphonse Mucha.
This document provides information about visual arts, including definitions, types, and popular forms. It defines visual arts as creations that can be enjoyed using sight, including two-dimensional works like paintings and drawings, and three-dimensional sculptures, carvings, and weavings. The most popular visual art forms are described as sculpture and painting. Sculpture is defined as a three-dimensional art form created by shaping materials, and some common sculpture materials and techniques are outlined.
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her radically innovative designs. She studied architecture at the Architectural Association in London in the 1970s. Hadid is renowned for her fluid, non-rectilinear designs that break from traditional architectural forms. One of her early successes was winning a design competition in 1982 for The Peak Club in Hong Kong, featuring a 13-meter void suspended between floors. Hadid's works are characterized by her unique style that blends historical influences with conceptual forms.
Sculpture is three-dimensional art that is traditionally created through two main methods: carving material like wood or stone, or modeling forms by adding pieces of material like clay. There are several types of sculpture including: relief sculpture which projects from a flat surface at varying degrees, freestanding sculpture meant to be viewed from all sides, installation sculpture that transforms space, kinetic sculpture containing moving parts, and earthworks sculpture where the landscape is sculpted. The document then discusses an upcoming craft project to make paper sculptures for Valentine's Day.
Class 3 indian architecture styles after independeneBhartendu Vimal
The document discusses the architectural styles that emerged in India after independence from British rule. It provides details about several prominent Indian architects and some of their notable building designs from that period, including Achyut Kanvinde who designed the National Science Centre in Delhi and the P.K. Kelkar Library at IIT Kanpur using functionalist and brutalist approaches. It also discusses the American architect Joseph Allen Stein who introduced California modernism to India and emphasized integrating buildings with nature in his designs of the India International Centre and India Habitat Centre in Delhi.
Modernism arose in the late 19th century as a philosophical movement in response to industrialization. Notable modernist architects included Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Modern architecture developed new building materials and techniques. Styles included the Chicago School, Expressionism, the International Style, and Brutalism. Postmodernism emerged in the 1970s as a reaction against modernism. Deconstructivism from the 1980s fragmented and layered forms. Folding architecture from the 1990s integrated differences through smooth layering inspired by geology and cooking.
BV DOSHI biography | case study of architectOmkar Dawale
BV DOSHI biography | case study of architect
life case study of balkrishna vithhaldas doshi
he india's first architect who win pritzker architecture prize
Difference Between Modern and Contemporary Art | Emami ArtShirsendu Kar
When discussing the difference between modern and contemporary art it is important to tell the story of Gustave Courbet, a French painter who spearheaded the Realist movement in 19th century French painting.
Visit us At https://www.emamiart.com/emamiart/ for more details
This document discusses contemporary curating practices and the shifting roles of curators. It explores how curators are taking on more creative roles beyond being art herders, taking on metaphors like editors, DJs, and producers. It also examines how curators are moving works out of white cube galleries into public spaces and non-traditional venues. Several examples are provided of artist-led initiatives and projects that further blur the lines between artists, curators, and critics.
The document discusses the architectural styles of neomodernism, deconstructionism, and their key characteristics. It provides examples of works by prominent deconstructionist architects like Frank Gehry, Bernard Tschumi, and Zaha Hadid. Gehry's own house is cited as one of the earliest examples of deconstructivist buildings due to its unconventional use of materials and forms. Tschumi's Parc de la Villette in Paris incorporates deconstructionist principles through its collection of sculptural garden spaces.
Saranya Rukmangadhan is a lifestyle accessories designer based in India. She has a PGDPD in Lifestyle Accessory Design from the National Institute of Design and a BE in Industrial Engineering. Her core competencies include analytical thinking, consumer understanding, and design research. She has work experience in understanding consumer behavior and designing live product experiences for brands. Her diploma project was focused on designing for mass production at Hindustan Unilever.
The document appears to be a portfolio for an individual named Pankaj Bansal. It includes details of projects completed for companies in various industries including fashion retail, furniture, and home appliances. The portfolio outlines case studies and solutions developed for emerging technologies, new product launches, marketing strategies, and universal design concepts. Contact information is provided for references from academic and professional collaborators.
Monika Bairwa is a textile designer who graduated with a B.A. in Textile Weaving from Banasthali University and received a postgraduate diploma in Textile Design from the National Institute of Design. She has skills in weaving, print design, garment design, and computer programs like Adobe Creative Suite. Some of her projects and experiences include designing floorscapes, craft documentation, and industrial training at various textile companies. Her work involves exploring woven structures, printing techniques, shaping fabrics, and creating collections of stoles, rugs, and lampshades.
This document contains Ronda Wilson's professional portfolio, including personal details, education history, career goals, and samples of work. The personal section includes statements of authenticity for the portfolio contents and Ronda's career mission statement. The education section outlines Ronda's plan of study at DeVry University for a Bachelor's degree in Computer Information Systems, along with descriptions of relevant coursework. The professional section covers Ronda's resume, references, and career goals. The portfolio concludes with samples of Ronda's project work.
The document poses a series of questions about optical illusions and ambiguous images, asking the reader to describe what they see in various visual patterns, including spirals, dots of different colors, lines, shapes, and images that can be interpreted in multiple ways such as a vase or faces, Einstein or bathing women, or different numbers of people. It concludes by mentioning an impossible bird cage and music by Schumann and slides created by Tess.
Mainak Dey has over 10 years of experience in textile design. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Textile Design from NIFT Kolkata and a PG diploma in Textile Design from NID Ahmedabad. He has worked with several companies in India as a textile designer. His areas of interest include jacquard, print, and computer embroidery designs for home furnishings. He has undertaken various design projects and internships focusing on surface design, weaving, and developing textile collections.
The document summarizes an InDesign workshop that covers the program's interface and basic functions for laying out pages, adding and formatting text, working with styles, flowing text between frames, and placing images. The workshop includes exercises on setting up document pages, using tools like rectangles and text, and formatting options for fonts, columns, alignments, and more.
The portfolio contains 14 fashion design projects by Nahdin Sabla including collections of dresses inspired by 1950s styles and Peruvian culture, techniques for origami dressmaking, embroidery, and patternmaking. It also documents her work overseeing sewing workshops in Peruvian jungle communities and modifying a traditional pollera skirt. The projects showcase her skills and range from garment construction to cultural influences on her designs.
This document is a resume for JAYADEV J.V that includes a mission statement, career summary, goals, traditional resume, samples of work, awards and honors, degrees and education, and letters of reference. The career summary highlights experience as a web designer, developer, cinematographer, and designer. Goals include obtaining a job to utilize and develop skills, advancing knowledge in business management, and helping a company achieve its goals. Samples of work include websites and poster designs for films. Awards include for a short film and best cinematography. Listed education includes a B.Tech degree and qualifications like computer science in Plus Two.
This document contains sections summarizing Michelle L. Wells' education including a biography, demonstration of mastery, assessments, professional development experiences, and lessons and abstracts. Key sections include a biography, assessments using the Myers-Briggs test and a 360-evaluation, writing samples on topics like homelessness, and involvement in service projects and organizations in North Carolina.
Mehtab's Fashion portfolio documents various themes for a clothing collection including Indian Traditional, Western, Summer, Flower Power, Winter, Black and White, True Blue, Animal Prints, and Miscellaneous. It includes mood boards, collections, sketches, flats, and swatches of fabrics like cotton, silk, polyester, viscose, linen, nylon, rayon, taffeta, chiffon, georgette, velvet, corduroy, fur, and different weaves. The portfolio provides visual research and inspiration for a diverse line of clothing.
This document summarizes Astha Goel's fashion design portfolio including 5 projects from her BA in Fashion Design & Technology. The projects cover themes of pop art, a graduation fashion show, art deco, an Indian wedding, and vampires. Each project includes mood boards, research, sketches, and 2-5 designs. The portfolio demonstrates Astha's creative exploration of themes and development of her design skills.
Indesign CS3 is desktop publishing (DTP) software that allows users to combine text, images, and illustrations into a single document. It provides tools for laying out pages, including options for single or double page views. Common tools include selection, text, and shape tools for working with frames. Panels can be customized and positioned on the screen. Basic functions covered include importing and placing images, formatting text styles for consistency, creating books from multiple documents, and exporting to PDF.
The document appears to be design boards or mood boards for various projects. It includes themes, inspirations, clients, colors, and multiple designs for items like bags, footwear, accessories, home goods, and clothing. There are design boards for multi-compartment bags, belts, waist coats, footwear, ponchos, wall hangings, portfolios, folders, clutches, journals, tissue holders, neck pieces, earrings, wallets, handbags, pop tiles, integrated term projects, saree borders, baby bed sheets, party wear, cell phones, magazine covers, basic sleeves, basic skirts, and tops. Each design board includes the theme, inspiration, client, and color along
Matthew Waechter has worked at the Pro Football Hall of Fame since 2003, first as an Event Facilitator and now as an Information Services Specialist. He creates graphics and publishes content for the Hall of Fame website and marketing efforts. Waechter has a Bachelor's degree in History and Management Information Systems training. He has been published in several books and enhanced his skills in Adobe Photoshop during his tenure at the Hall of Fame.
How Did Architecture Influence Greek ArchitectureDawn Robertson
Postmodernism in architecture emerged in response to Modernism, with Robert Venturi criticizing Modernism's "puritanical moral language" and preference for simplicity and rationality. Venturi proposed alternatives like "both-and" instead of "either-or" and "decorated sheds" over "duck." Examples of Postmodern architecture include the works of Australian architects Glenn Murcutt, who incorporated natural elements into his designs, and Harry Seidler, known for blending international styles with a focus on human scale.
The document provides an introduction to the Bauhaus, an influential art school established in Germany in 1919. It discusses the school's founders and some of its early leaders. The Bauhaus aimed to bring together the arts and technology and teach students the relationship between art and society. It had a major influence on architecture and design in the 20th century despite being closed by the Nazis in 1933. The Bauhaus emphasized simplicity and functionality over ornamentation.
This document outlines the objectives and activities for a Year 13 exam project focused on the themes of growth and evolution. Students are asked to develop their ideas through sustained investigations informed by contextual sources. They will experiment with different media and techniques, refining their ideas as they progress. Students will document their observations, insights, and work in progress. The project involves four workshops exploring different artists' approaches to the themes and techniques. Students are expected to make annotated connections between their own work and the example artists. They will assess their work and identify areas for further development.
The document discusses two famous museums designed by famous architects - the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao designed by Frank Gehry, and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It provides background on how the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao came to be built in a former industrial wasteland in Bilbao, Spain, and highlights how Gehry's distinctive architecture made use of unusual shapes and angles. It also briefly mentions Wright's design of the original Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
Art and architecture are getting divorced despite the fact, there exists thin line to differentiate between art and architecture. If Art is labelled as,’ expression of human creative skill/imagination in visual form, Architecture ,is defined as art and science of creating buildings based on utility ,strength and beauty. If a great piece of art is an object of joy and pleasure, a well designed and constructed building brings joy and happiness for the owner, community and user .As a creative science Art has leveraged architecture in numerous ways giving architecture a new theme, meaning and vocabulary. Chandigarh, a role model in the field of architecture and urban planning, designed by Mon Le-Corbusier and his team of great architects, have made extensive use of art as integral part of the designing various buildings including buildings in Capitol Complex, High Court, Assembly, College of Art and Architecture etc to promote their aesthetics and beauty. If architecture is called the body, art rightly assumes the role of soul. Majority of problems facing the profession of architecture has genesis in growing mismatch between art and architecture. The existing ideology of architectural education and practice needs to be, revisited
Defining Role of Art in promoting Chandigarh architecture JIT KUMAR GUPTA
Art and architecture are getting divorced despite the fact, there exists thin line to differentiate between art and architecture. If Art is labelled as,’ expression of human creative skill/imagination in visual form, Architecture ,is defined as art and science of creating buildings based on utility ,strength and beauty. If a great piece of art is an object of joy and pleasure, a well designed and constructed building brings joy and happiness for the owner, community and user .As a creative science Art has leveraged architecture in numerous ways giving architecture a new theme, meaning and vocabulary. Chandigarh, a role model in the field of architecture and urban planning, designed by Mon Le-Corbusier and his team of great architects, have made extensive use of art as integral part of the designing various buildings including buildings in Capitol Complex, High Court, Assembly, College of Art and Architecture etc to promote their aesthetics and beauty. If architecture is called the body, art rightly assumes the role of soul. Majority of problems facing the profession of architecture has genesis in growing mismatch between art and architecture. The existing ideology of architectural education and practice needs to be, revisited
This document provides a biography and overview of the architectural works and style of Indian architect Charles Correa. It discusses how he was influenced by Le Corbusier but developed an "authentic modernism" approach that incorporated traditional Indian elements. Some of his notable projects discussed include the MP Vidhan Sabha building in Bhopal, which uses a circular plan and open courtyards, and the British Council building in Delhi, which references Hindu, Islamic, and European influences through its layered design and series of courtyards. The document presents Correa as one of India's most prominent architects who helped develop an architectural style respectful of local culture.
1. Every great culture expresses its own ideas of beauty through its architecture and art.
2. In the early 20th century, modernist architects wanted to change society by designing buildings that went against traditional ideas of beauty, using materials like steel, glass and concrete.
3. Modern architecture is typically described as hard and unfriendly, featuring box-like structures with flat roofs and sharp corners, while ancient architecture is more natural and organic in form.
The document summarizes core architectural theories, contemporary trends and criticism of modern architecture in Nepal. It provides background on the emergence of modern architecture in the West and Nepal. It discusses notable modernist styles like Bauhaus, De Stijl, Constructivism, International Style, Brutalism, and Post-Modernism. It also profiles notable Western architects like Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Frank Lloyd Wright. The document then analyzes the influence of colonial architecture in Nepal during the Rana period and emergence of modern architecture after 1950. It highlights some modern buildings from the 1970s-1980s and 2000s onwards. Finally, it provides an overview of high-tech architecture principles and
Renzo Piano is an Italian architect known for his sensitivity and problem-solving techniques. Some of his most prominent works include the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Shard in London, and the New York Times Building in Manhattan. He strives to create architecture that is art contaminated by many other influences. Piano has received the Pritzker Prize, Royal Gold Medal, and numerous other honors for his contributions to the field.
The Origins Of Postmodernism And ArchitectureLaura Arrigo
The document discusses the origins and key concepts of postmodern architecture. It begins by explaining Robert Venturi's critique of modern architecture in his 1966 book "Complexity and Contradiction in Modern Architecture" and his concept of "puritanical moral language." It then provides examples of two Australian architects, Glenn Murcutt and the firm McBride Charles Ryan, who incorporated postmodern concepts. The document concludes by explaining how postmodern architecture rejected the dogmatism of modernism through historical citations and ornamentation.
The document discusses renowned architect Zaha Hadid and her influential philosophy and approach to architecture. It notes that she was one of the few architects to shape the direction of the entire field through her work. Hadid was known for her deconstructivist style that broke from traditional architecture through displaced and distorted forms. Her seminal works like the Vitra Fire Station and MAXXI museum featured gravity-defying, fragmented designs that were revolutionary for the field.
This presentation summarizes the work of contemporary architect Shigeru Ban. It discusses his biography, theoretical foundations, principles of using simple and ecological materials. It highlights several of his notable projects such as the Japan Pavilion at Expo 2000 and the Pompidou Center in Metz. The presentation concludes that Ban uses inexpensive, available materials to create luxurious buildings and sees architectural difficulties as opportunities for innovation.
The Differences Between Architects Le Corbusier And Laurie...Heather Vargas
This document discusses two sources that analyze the development of a Malaysian architectural identity and the features of Malaysian vernacular architecture. The first source is an analysis and critique of Malaysia's struggle to develop a distinct architectural identity after colonial rule. It examines different perspectives used in the quest for an identity. The second source analyzes a conference paper about identifying spatial features of Malay vernacular houses and how they make good use of passive energy with minimal environmental impact through local building materials and passive design.
Architecture is defined as the art and science of designing and constructing buildings. It involves thoughtful design to create usable and beautiful spaces through consideration of structure, form, light, and materials. The meaning and interpretation of architecture has historically focused on new forms, but it is important to also study the meaning architectural works convey.
Paper is an attempt to look at the synergy between art and architecture and showcase how ar has been lveraged to make architecture objective and functional
Asu history and theory lecture 2a-introduction 30-9-2017Galala University
This document provides an introduction to a course on the history and theory of architecture. It discusses the relationship between history, theory, and design. It then provides a brief overview of the evolution of architectural styles throughout history. Finally, it discusses some key concepts in architectural theory, including how theory has developed through writing, and how the internet may further architectural discourse. The architect Vitruvius defined architecture as incorporating utility, firmness, and delight. Architecture is the design of buildings and spaces to meet human needs using technology and science with aesthetic qualities.
Asu history and theory lecture 2a-introduction 30-9-2017Galala University
This document provides an introduction to a course on the history and theory of architecture. It discusses the relationship between history, theory, and design. It then provides a brief overview of the evolution of architectural styles throughout history. Finally, it discusses some key concepts in architectural theory, including how theory has developed through writing, and how the internet may further architectural discourse. The architect Vitruvius defined architecture as incorporating utility, firmness, and delight. Architecture is the design of buildings and spaces to meet human needs using technology and science with aesthetic qualities.
Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
Attention to detail, exceptional time management, and strong problem-solving and communication
skills are required for this role.
International Upcycling Research Network advisory board meeting 4Kyungeun Sung
Slides used for the International Upcycling Research Network advisory board 4 (last one). The project is based at De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Practical eLearning Makeovers for EveryoneBianca Woods
Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
Explore the essential graphic design tools and software that can elevate your creative projects. Discover industry favorites and innovative solutions for stunning design results.
Discovering the Best Indian Architects A Spotlight on Design Forum Internatio...Designforuminternational
India’s architectural landscape is a vibrant tapestry that weaves together the country's rich cultural heritage and its modern aspirations. From majestic historical structures to cutting-edge contemporary designs, the work of Indian architects is celebrated worldwide. Among the many firms shaping this dynamic field, Design Forum International stands out as a leader in innovative and sustainable architecture. This blog explores some of the best Indian architects, highlighting their contributions and showcasing the most famous architects in India.
15. Secondary Sources: Zaha Hadid, the architect who is inspiring my final project
Zaha Hadid is an
Iraqi-Britsh architect.
She is the first woman
to win the Pritzker
Architecture Prize in
2004.
I think that she
represents the most
innovative architect,
not just for her
creativity, but also for
Aquatics Center: Zaha Hadid designed the her courage to
building to house the London 2012 Olympic water emerge in an aerea
sports. It is inspired by the fluid geometry of water that, nowadays, is
in motion and this is evident from its roof, which is predominantly male.
undulating like a big wave.
16. Material testing for the final project inspired by
Zaha Hadid’s architecture: clay