Architecture

Immediately apparent
Transient emanations
Corner disposition

Ambulating through the municipality in a state of aesthetic awareness, sensory inputs infiltrate consciousness from the further reaches of the spatial/temporal frontier as ephemeral yet ordinary event occurrences.

“There is always more available than can be extracted from the flash of each temporal moment — remaining unnoticed unless some adaptive mode in the posture of looking is brought to bear.” – Lynn Margaret Imperatore

Expedient reduction
Individual mechanism
Accessory arrangements

Providing interesting geometric juxtapositions, graceful arcs adorn the intercity. Traveling along the edge, physically we construe a polygonal arc as a framework with relationship linkage articulations.

“By the reduction of all phenomena and their relations to a few primitive analogies, continually decreasing in number, namely the categories, the movement of thought is given a definite and fixed direction.” – Hans Vaihinger

Closed space
Immediately clear
Human tokens

Sometimes symbols are so perfect as to figurate the very significance of conventional conceptuality. Beginning with a prior assumption present in the cyclic moment, the current of thoughts will always be what they are.

“The circle is the symbol and the coat of arms of speculative philosophy, of the thought that rests on itself.” – Ludwig Feuerbach

Dynamic forms
Amalgamate several
Conflicting ideas

Approaching matter and space at the prodigious scale of an aerodrome system, an expressive sensual style of modernism can enhance the travel experience. In its effortless wing-like alacrity, the Dulles terminal design conveys ideas of immovable flight, providing an open atmospheric environment.

“Function influences but does not dictate form.” – Eero Saarinen

Time goes by
Fundamental things
Light up the town

Ornamental architectonic particulars stand-out in the pristine morning light as clouds drift by. It is often the exquisite details that render experience provocative and add distinction.

“Architects give us temples in which something marvelous is obviously going on.” – Kurt Vonnegut

Terse phrases
Gradual change
Hypnotic effect

Levels of existence become categorized by material distinctions that divide the visual plane in an effort of imagination. The spirit expands and grows while passing through contiguous states of consciousness, as appearances indicate certain antecedents by projecting the present into the past.

“Art is Art. Everything else is everything else.” – Ad Reinhardt

Weird vibe
Pseudo retro
Ice cream cafe

A reconstructed and embellished memory, this creamery attempts to emulate a classic diner interior featuring chrome fixtures, a coin-operated jukebox, strange color lighting, and a luncheonette. The entire experience seems clinically counterfeit. Woolworth’s it is not.

“You will be paying for the looks and fancy expensive take-out containers.” – Heather R.

Eminent fashion
Producing reasons
Sufficient explanation

Moving fast through the urban environment, eye-level design elements are quickly extracted as a phenomenon of immediate intuition, devoid of rational reflection or close examination.

“A definition, if it is to be called perfect, must explain the inmost essence of a thing, and must take care not to substitute for this any of its properties.” – Baruch Spinoza

Feeling formed
Unconscious thought
Fleeting evidence

Driving across the rural landscape can be hypnotically dreamlike, allowing feeling to have its way before reason manifests. Prolonged passive contemplation of the vanishing scenery results in a sequence of instantaneous inspirations.

“Some ephemeral moments must be given a memory, because the temporality of an instant may radiate a twinkle of eternity.” – Erik Pevernagie

Fairgrounds venue
Behind the scene
In afternoon light

Just on the other side of this impressive structure there emits clamorous noise. No real need to buy a ticket for the musical acts.

“Life is not a spectator sport. If you’re going to spend your whole life in the grandstand just watching what goes on, in my opinion you’re wasting your life. ” – Jackie Robinson