Idea by
Michele Roda
Call for ideas 2020
Contemporary words for contemporary architecture
Contemporary words for contemporary architecture
- Systemic changes
Today, as never before, architecture communicates and presents itself with different, often contradictory, tools and languages. Levels that sound having renounced each other's dialectic: each instrument, each register seems satisfied within its autonomy.
My idea, as an architect and journalist, wants to study experiences and conditions in Europe and in the world, in order to propose paradigms and methodologies to make communication in architecture an inevitable and fundamental tool to improve architectural quality and its role in building better cities.
"Six reminders for the next millennium" by Italo Calvino will be used as the main suggestion. Communication in architecture must return to being selected by: Lightness, Speed, Accuracy, Visibility, Multiplicity, Consistency. These are current and topical values also, and above all, in the radical transformations that our communication society is experiencing and in some ways suffering.
Contemporary words for contemporary architecture
Contemporary words for contemporary architecture
- Systemic changes
Today, as never before, architecture communicates and presents itself with different, often contradictory, tools and languages. Levels that sound having renounced each other's dialectic: each instrument, each register seems satisfied within its autonomy.
My idea, as an architect and journalist, wants to study experiences and conditions in Europe and in the world, in order to propose paradigms and methodologies to make communication in architecture an inevitable and fundamental tool to improve architectural quality and its role in building better cities.
"Six reminders for the next millennium" by Italo Calvino will be used as the main suggestion. Communication in architecture must return to being selected by: Lightness, Speed, Accuracy, Visibility, Multiplicity, Consistency. These are current and topical values also, and above all, in the radical transformations that our communication society is experiencing and in some ways suffering.