Concept of design of building

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Architectural interest in Cubism centred on the dissolution and reconstitution of

three-dimensional form, using simple geometric shapes, exposed without theillusions of classical perspective

Buildings, based on Cubist principles, are designed as geometrical interlocking

shapes or quite simply as a single geometrical shape.

Each of the buildings has a basic geometrical design, often a cuboid shape.

Simplicity is often an overriding characteristic.

CONCEPT OFCUBISM

Simple, uncomplicated exterior design.

Modernist.

Modern Materials.Designed to allow maximum light into the building

Designed with an open space interior.

Plain colour scheme.

Shapes of windows and doors in harmony with the shape of the building.Designed to fit into the urban environment.

Prefabricated and assembled on site.

EXAMPLES OF CUBIST ARCHITECTURE

Building will sound architecturally

Aesthetic appealingStudents will attach and explore post modern architecture

Designed to allow maximum light into the building

Designed with an open space interior

Shapes of windows and doors in harmony with the shape of the building

it will rise level of

modernism in the city

It will let the students to

show there interest in

post modern architecture

maximises the use of

natural lighting andventilation

open circulation benefits

from daylight

manchester civil justice centre

uk

The Civil Justice Centre is a flamboyant building

and has been compared to a huge filing cabinewith a series of glass drawers randomly pulled

out at either end of the steel clad core.

ASHISH HOODA

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CUBISM

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Architectural interest in Cubism centred on the

dissolution and reconstitution of three-dimensionalform, using simple geometric shapes, exposed

without the illusions of classical perspective

Buildings, based on Cubist principles, are designed

as geometrical interlocking shapes or quite simply asa single geometrical shape.

Each of the buildings has a basic geometrical design,

often a cuboid shape. Simplicity is often an overriding

characteristic.


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Simple, uncomplicated exterior design.Modernist.Modern Materials.Designed to allow maximum light into the building

Designed with an open space interior.Plain colour scheme.Shapes of windows and doors in harmony with

the shape of the building.Designed to fit into the urban environment.

Prefabricated and assembled on site.


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EXAMPLES OF

CUBIST

ARCHITECTURE


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Building will sound architecturallyAesthetic appealing

Students will attach and explore post modern

architecture

Designed to allow maximum light into thebuilding

Designed with an open space interior

Shapes of windows and doors in harmony withthe shape of the building


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it will rise level of modernism in the city

It will let the students to show there interest in

post modern architecture

maximises the use of natural lighting andventilation

open circulation benefits from daylight


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The Civil Justice Centre is aflamboyant building and has

been compared to a huge

filing cabinet with a series of

glass drawers randomlypulled out at either end of

the steel clad core.


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From the exterior, it signals and literally displays theaccessibility of the courts.

The working courts and offices are expressed as longrectilinear forms, articulated at each floor level, andprojecting at each end of the building as a variedcomposition of solid and void.

In side elevation, these elements collectively establish adynamic and distinctive building profile; in end elevation,they form a powerful sculptural interplay of light andshade, depth and complexity.

The architectural implication is that the courts are notforbidding or concealed, but open and accessible


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Ground floor plan


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Concept of design of building