In a message dated 5/9/2009 7:33:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

such as  whether classes
like art and architecture are objective constructs standing  alone
aside from mind, and if any ordinary object found or built  for
somatic bodily use will thereby be held or deemed as  architecture
merely due to this fact


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Frances,
 
Architecture can be the plans, models, 3D views that allow us to  
conceptualize the work. They are products of the mind to be interpreted by the  
body/mind when existing in a concrete form.
 
I can tell you that many architectural projects throughout history that  
were never built, but existed only in drawings and models have had major  
influences on other architects and architecture. It would be safe to say that  
most architectural projects are never realized but remain on the drawing 
boards  - are they then not architecture? 
 
Considered one of the greatest modern architects, Le Corbusier's church is  
completed 45 years later, long after his death.  
 
_http://news.sawf.org/Lifestyle/28624.aspx_ 
(http://news.sawf.org/Lifestyle/28624.aspx) 
 
So architecture can be a mental construct that is documented in any  way 
that attempts to delimit a potential concrete entity in the realm of  
architecture.
 
Yes, I know, we have not defined clearly the realm of architecture.  I 
suspect that the realm of architecture is more of a quantum field that  
mutates, 
expands, contracts at any given moment based on the sum total of all  human 
interactions.
 
 
 
Luis Fontanills
 
Architect
Miami/Dade Counties, Florida



 

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