Learning From The Master – SANAA

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Learning From The Master – Antonin & Noemi Raymonda

Lecture by: Realrich Sjarief“the fact that he preferred the helicoid and parabola to the circle, triangle and square and to plato’s sphere is the fact that shows precisely the difference between classical culture and modernist pathos and the tearing apart of a tradition, resulting in mutation and the origin of a new world of mankind.” For the end of March 2015, OMAH kindly present one class for learning from the masters. Antonio Gaudi, architect with the blue eyes, is a visionary who devoted his life in his work of architecture, his sacrifice for his religion, his own belief in serving…

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Learning From The Master – Antoni Gaudi

Lecture by: Realrich Sjarief“the fact that he preferred the helicoid and parabola to the circle, triangle and square and to plato’s sphere is the fact that shows precisely the difference between classical culture and modernist pathos and the tearing apart of a tradition, resulting in mutation and the origin of a new world of mankind.” For the end of March 2015, OMAH kindly present one class for learning from the masters. Antonio Gaudi, architect with the blue eyes, is a visionary who devoted his life in his work of architecture, his sacrifice for his religion, his own belief in serving…

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Learning From The Master – Tom Kundig

Tom Kundig was born in 1954. Albeit his graduate school program ended in 1984, he established his firm along with Jim Olson in 1986. As one of the 5 current owners of the atelier, Kundig has displayed the quality of expert craftsmanship in many of his designs, it is due to the fact that he is not a digital guy that he spent much time experimenting details which can only be achieved through manual workshop processes. Kundig possesses basic principals of designs that flow from a micro to macro scale: KineticsIt is the most significant and displayed character of his…

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