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How to conduct a Case Study?
Posted by BenzuJK in Case Studies on December 21, 2011
When students begin studying Architecture at a University, the first thing that they are supposed to become excellent at, is doing a documentation or a case study. It could be a case study of a small village, town, a villa, a bus-stop, or a high-rise commercial or residential building. A case study is an in-depth investigation of a single individual, group, incident, or community. Other ways include experiments, surveys, or analysis of archival information
What is the purpose of conducting a Case Study?
As the term Case Study suggests, it is the study of a particular case that is similar to your topic of design project. Doing a case study will help you understand the various aspects that you have to consider while designing.
A Poem dedicated to Architecture and World famous Architects!
Posted by BenzuJK in Architecture on July 14, 2011
Poem dedicated Architecture!
Here’s presenting a poem on Architecture written by my 16 year old sister:
Architecture is not just planning and construction,
Its fulfilling client demands with utmost precision.
Here every architect has got his own style,
And all their contributions are very worthwhile.
Frank Lloyd Wright started his career at twenty,
His organic architecture has made the world trendy.
Le Corbusier was a very revolutionary man,
Using grid pattern he made Chandigarh city’s plan.
Buckminster Fuller was an American engineer,
Who popularized the style of geodesic sphere.
Frank Owen Gehry used the style of destructivism,
And in bilbao he build the Guggenheim museum.
These architects have glorified our world by their vision,
And our world has undergone a great revolution.
My younger sister runs a blog where she writes poems… Worth checking it out…