architecture as an emerging agent of change

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Abstract
The most pressing challenge to architecture today is to be more relevant as an agent of change. There is much work needed in making architecture socially and culturally relevant. The value of architecture needs to be better understood by a wider public. As the big city increasingly becomes the subject of interest for advancing architecture’s relevance, the mid-tier cities, countryside and even remote locales are overlooked. Today the term “Design” is often confused with Style. Understanding design as style skips the methods and processes of conceptualization while architecture offers a more complex understanding of design that expands beyond author’s will. For the discipline to be alive and evolve, it is necessary that there be agitation and scepticism cultivated in school.
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Authors ;Mason White
Journal brazilian journal of food technology
Year 2015
DOI
10.6092/issn.2036-1602/5932
URL
http://in_bo.unibo.it/article/view/5932
Keywords
landscape communication architectural education city planning and beautifying

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