Academic Training in Architecture
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There is another important question in connection with the teaching of design. This is the question of style and archaeology.
We live in an age that has so far produced no characterstic style in architecture. What we find about us is really an architectural museum of styles and forms of past ages. Here and there we find attempts to break away from traditions and precedents, but no verdict has yet been passed upon their enduring and ar- tistic validity. Such, perhaps, is the Art Nouveau movement..., but it is still too early to pass judgment upon it.
What is to be our intellectual attitude toward this condition of our time? Are we to teach the re-creation of archaeological types or a copying of past examples? Are we to forget that the conditions of life then and now are utterly different? I believe the answer will unanimously be negative. The irresponsible copying of the styles of the past regardless of their adaptability to present conditions indicates a lamentable pauperism, intel- lectually, artistically, and even morally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is another important question in connection with the teaching of design. This is the question of style and archaeology.
We live in an age that has so far produced no characterstic style in architecture. What we find about us is really an architectural museum of styles and forms of past ages. Here and there we find attempts to break away from traditions and precedents, but no verdict has yet been passed upon their enduring and ar- tistic validity. Such, perhaps, is the Art Nouveau movement..., but it is still too early to pass judgment upon it.
What is to be our intellectual attitude toward this condition of our time? Are we to teach the re-creation of archaeological types or a copying of past examples? Are we to forget that the conditions of life then and now are utterly different? I believe the answer will unanimously be negative. The irresponsible copying of the styles of the past regardless of their adaptability to present conditions indicates a lamentable pauperism, intel- lectually, artistically, and even morally.
What to read after Academic Training in Architecture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kuehne, Hugo Franz to read onlineMoreLess
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