Architecture

Architects consider the aesthetics of the buildings they design. They want people to find the buildings not only beautiful to look at but also enjoyable to be inside.

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The foundation of architecture today is based on the fundamentals of the past.

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• The begin

• The basic

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The architect Frank Gehry is inspirational. He pushes other architects to explore new ideas.

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The intended use or purpose of a mall is a place to shop. For example, a café’s intended use is as a place to eat.

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To say a building is structurally sound means that it is built to last a long time.

• the basis; the ideas that support something

• reason for the building

• artistic value

• good condition; strong; flawless

Frank Gehry is noteworthy because of his dynamic style. His designs are very creative and unusual.

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A building must serve the needs and purposes of the people who use it. If the building does this, then the architect has met the objective.

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Aesthetics is a difficult principle to agree on because people have their own taste.

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Frank Gehry’s designs often use irregular angles. It’s important to stress, however, that the designs are still structurally sound.

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Frank Gehry was resourceful because he liked to utilize chain-link fence, plywood, sheet metal, and other building materials that were easily available to him.

• achieved the goal

• rule or set of ideas

• use something effectively

• exciting; interesting; full of energy; emphasize