Organic Architecture
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Architecture, as a material practice, attains social, cultural and ecological relevance through the articulation of material arrangements and structures.
Organic architecture: this idea refers to the buildings' literal relationship to the natural surrindings but also to the building's design if it were a unified organism. Frank Lloyd Wright was the first architecte who has a design process related to the organic architecture. The design of a building is not the only charasteristic. Materials, motifs and basic ordering principles continue to repeat themselves throughout the building as a whole.
Organic shape are shapes that are found in nature, but they are also shapes of man-made items.
- be inspired by nature and be sustainable, healthy, conserving and diverse.
- unfold, like an organism, from the seed within
- exist in the "continuous present" and "began again and again"
- be flexible and adaptable
- satisfy social, physical and spiritual needs
- "grow out of this site" and be unique
- play, imagine, surprise
- express the rhythm of music and the power of dance
- move all around
Be unique people!
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