‘The Interlace’ by Büro Ole Scheeren, reflects the complex yet enticing aesthetic of contemporary architecture. The unique or spontaneous stacking of the apartments, replicates the building bricks from my childhood. However, apart from the aesthetic, the design provides a method to create substantial housing without adding another tower block to Singapore's skyline. With the angled blocks and the hexagon-like shape, it catches light perfectly while allowing an accelerated wind between the gaps of each structure, the perfect combination of bright and cool. This work of architecture reflects my ideology of how architecture needs the consideration of local weather and some acknowledgment to the present global issues of limited land.
Frank Ghery is an American-Canadian architect, who is known for his award-winning designs in contemporary and deconstructivist architecture. As a pioneer in deconstructivism, his designs alienated from the stereotypical ideal for architecture, as his designs had curvilinear and asymmetrical forms that were inspired by modern sculptures. His ability to express emotions through disorientation, along with the creativity to improvise from pieces of architecture, has made him my favourite architect. His works demonstrate the importance and appreciation of the Arts such as music and the Visual Arts, as it’s inspired for everything and everywhere.
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