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Unit : 3D-Design. Architecture as Art. VOCABULARY. Architecture: the art and science of designing and making buildings Architect: the person who designs buildings Sculpture: a three-dimensional artwork Sculptural: an object that has the qualities of a sculpture Grids = graph paper - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Human Ingenuity: Why do humans create, develop or change products or solutions?
Innovation: Some people innovate and create products that change the traditional standards.
MYP unit questionIs Frank Gehry an innovative
architect? Why?
Unit: 3D-Design
Architecture as Art
VOCABULARY1. Architecture: the art and science of
designing and making buildings2. Architect: the person who designs
buildings3. Sculpture: a three-dimensional artwork4. Sculptural: an object that has the
qualities of a sculpture5. Grids = graph paper6. Shapes: two-dimensional space trapped
by a line7. Organic Form: a three-dimensional object
(based on nature)8. Wiggly: a back and forth kind of
movement9. Movement: the action of moving (either
actual or implied)10.Geometric plane: a geometric, flat two
dimensional surface
Frank Gehry :: ArchitectBIOGRAPHY:
-Born 1929 Toronto Canada-Moved to Los Angeles during his teenage years-Studied architecture in university-Owns architecture firm in Santa Monica California currently
“Don’t try to be someone else. Find your own voice, find your own way.”
ARTIST QUOTE“I realized you don’t need gr
ids if you can create spaces and forms and shapes. You can see that in Bilbao…how wiggly can you get and still make a building?”
Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao Spain 1991-1997
Draw the FLOWING ORGANIC FORMS.
Detail of the Guggenheim Museum.
Interior space of the Guggenheim museum.
ARTIST QUOTE“I’ve always been
fascinated with the idea of movement in architecture, and how it can induce an emotional response.”
Fascinated = very interestedInduce = to cause
Nationale-Nederlanden Building 1992-1996
What was your emotional response to this building? Did it make you feel…•Perplexed? (Confused)•Inspired? (Motivated)•Astonished? (Amazed)•Ambivalent? (Unsure)“After seeing the Nederlanden Building I felt…because…”
Draw the horizontal lines that create MOVEMENT.
Describe these lines. What adjectives will you choose?
Draw the vertical lines that create MOVEMENT.
Nationale-Nederlanden Building
ARTIST QUOTE“I approach each
building as a sculptural object, a container, a space filled with light and air.”
Nationale-Nederlanden Building
Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis Minnesota
Draw the lines that make SHARP ANGLES.
Weisman Art Museum
Draw the GEOMETRIC PLANES.
Weisman Art Museum
Architecture as Art