QUOTE(Hisham8686 @ Oct 15 2018, 10:13 PM)
Well, to err is human. Architects, even the like of the late Zaha Hadid did terrible mistakes in their design. Let alone some ”prominent“ architect that is as good asa speckle of dust in the universe.
Similar to design to design in Singapore so what?if it is a piece of shit, it is a piece of shit. Nothing will change that. Many “prominent” architects are clueless as what is practical, Zaha Hadid included. Just because they are architect doesn’t mean they know what they are doing all the time.
For ES, the facade of those buildings are more of form over substance. While they are nice to look at, they are IMPRACTICAL, I will stand firm by my opinion.
I beg to differ.
architecture designs are meant to push boundaries. yes, some sections could be overly ambition, but no alteration or adaptation cant solved.
I like EW cubism designs very much. Substance to do with proper construction method and not cut corner. Unfortunately IF developer or contractor cut corner here and there, and lack of expertise in the field, it will create problem. also adoption of design plays a great part as well. Beauty does come with price and pain.
I used to own a Bauhaus design home by a young Indonesian architect (26yo only when he designed these homes). Practical? most parts but due to poor workmanship, its too costly to maintain.
Zaha Hadid, rest in peace, You are one of the greatest architects ever breath on earth. Your designs have continue to allow other architects to follow your footsteps.