Category: Mia

Humans continue to advance at rapid rates and at some points, creative walls are hit. […]

The Typical Plan poses the same issues as a person with no opinions. “Typical plan […]

As Tschumi explores, the focus on differentiating architectural styles has created a set of new […]

In English class, we have learned that it is incorrect to introduce quotes by saying, […]

In my last blog post, I addressed how language affects society’s unconscious views on the […]

Raphael Moneo’s “On Typology” explores the statement: “The very act of naming the architectural object […]

Aldo Rossi emphasizes, “The city grows upon itself; it acquires a consciousness and memory” where […]

The idea of the Noble Savage is ridiculous. In the attempt to have a ‘control’ […]

“A Pattern Language” proposes an architectural recipe book to be referred to when designing. At […]

While the readings from last week provided outlines and detailed steps to their ideas, this […]