Without ornamentation
Pure geometric forms
Plain materials
The built environment is entwined with fascinating observations comprising an impressive amount of creative depth. Often the seemingly most minimal design is full of precise complexity.
“There is a poetic nature to minimalism that is about striking a balance between full and empty.” – Jennie C. Jones
Precisely corresponding
Tight junction variation
Cluster distribution
Associational features occur in a meaningful spatial detection sequence as positional schemas. Part of an enduring aesthetic appeal in responding to environmental stimulation is finding and identifying patterns of visual engagement.
“In particular, the distribution of distances between these clusters is computed by the cavity method.” – Thierry Mora
Renaissance revival
Towered gabled roof-line
Place time connection
Old provocative buildings are piquantly valuable and cannot be replaced. Economics often renders preservation difficult.
“Since 2014, much has been done to stabilize the Trust Building and thus preserve it until a new owner is able to do a complete renovation.” – Meg Liston
Auxiliary cause
Vibrates from within
Capsizing meaning
Echoing observations among its own desolate ruins, an abandoned place exhibits a timeless allure. Imagination fills-in the provisional gaps.
“As time moves on these buildings get left behind, they have no families or owners to look after them any more and as time rolls on they are left for nature to claim back.” – Rebecca Lillith Bathory
Generous gesture
Adequate conjunction
Facade orientation
The frontal approach here provides a cheerfully enticing entrance area inviting active participation. All human achievement and future accomplishment involves meaning and intentional intercommunication.
“Grazing light allows emphasis of the textures of wall materials.” – Christian Schittich
Physical gesture
Spatial relationship
Viewpoint improvisation
Directly under an architectural embodiment, creative observation is a participatory experience. All aspects of spatial organization can be continually considered, refined, and aligned to serve current and anticipated desires and expectations.
“We forge received parts into meaningful compositions.” – Anne Bogart
Develop forward
Relationship imagination
Leveraging system
Some mental representations do not aim at things as they might actually exist. In theoretical thought experiments, and in practical decision-making, imagining something does not require the desire or expectation that something as considered is the real case.
“We use data science and technology to help us find more channels to communicate our message.” – Alex Allen
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