The time has finally come to talk about ARCHITECTURE!!! Architecture is so fascinating to me because
it’s the first thing we humans see when we wake up in the morning yet, we don’t
think much of it. From the wall shapes on the inside of a home to why one space
is bigger or smaller than another, architecture plays a huge role in modern
life. Architecture is what attracts people to places as it is most pertains to
the outside view of a home or building. Modern cities today have very eccentric
styles of art now as many buildings are having wild shapes and with the
technologies we have now the sky is the limit with architecture. There are many
different aspects of architecture such as built environment, urban planning,
urban design, and landscape architecture. These categories stretch basically
across everything in the world and show that architecture can be involved in
almost every design aspect.
This is the Cayan Tower from Dubai.
Not only is it one of the tallest buildings
in the world at 306 meters or 73 stories,
it is one of the only buildings in the world
that turns 90 degrees as it goes upward.
I’m from Miami,Fl and one
of our most famous forms of architecture is the “Art Deco” style. Art Deco came
about in the 1920’s in Paris and it spread across the world because it was so
different and Miami has made it very well-known and continues to implement it
in building designs.
This building is part of Miami's art deco district and is huge tourist attraction here.
I
also love the art deco style and decided to get in a design myself
Here is one of my Art Deco designs. This was actually the first Art Deco home I ever made and I feel proud of it.
This is model I made from Tinkercad.com Tinkercad allows its users to create any crazy shapes they want to and in the end the user can even 3D print their designs like so. I use Tinkercad a lot and would recommend it for anyone.
If you want to use Tinkercad for future designs in mind here's a video with a few tips on how to get started
Knowledgeable and interesting blog. Very well written.
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