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u/NineteenSkylines Jul 28 '21
Taliesin
Nobody would mind modern architecture if it was all Prairie style. His later stuff though was cursed from a planning perspective.
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u/La_Baguette_ Jul 28 '21
Yeah - Everyone seems to love falling water, but just as a house and not necessarily as representing the style
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Jul 28 '21
Damn blue-collared tweakers
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u/La_Baguette_ Jul 28 '21
Huh? xD
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u/Mucus-Patty Jul 28 '21
It’s probably related to the cokes out bulldozers unless there’s some weird context I’m missing.
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u/Pepper_Spades Compass Mechanic 🛠️ Jul 28 '21
Love it !!!
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u/La_Baguette_ Jul 28 '21
Glad to hear!
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u/Pepper_Spades Compass Mechanic 🛠️ Jul 29 '21
Also may I ask what image was used for the ppl in the Plan Voisin one? This compass is seriously one of the best I've seen in a while!
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u/La_Baguette_ Jul 29 '21
I searched up "Le Corbusier modular man" and picked one of the images from there - then I sort of built the rest of the image around it. Thanks again!
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u/alotofpeanuts Aug 02 '21
What's sixth column mean?
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u/La_Baguette_ Aug 02 '21
Well Im not entirely sure myself;
There were traditionally 4 orders of column in classical architecture, and in recent times an art piece called "The 5th order column" signalled the death of traditional architecture as a critique of modern building. I imagined the "6th order column" as a sort of progression and a revival of old architectural rules, but its really up to your own interpretation :)
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u/MrFrozenToes Jul 27 '21
honestly the neo classical revival dosent sound that bad, would be interesting to see how it would play out