Architectural Design and Engineering
Making buildings sacred space while preparing for climate change using Architectural classical practices
Patterned Thinking in Design
Decades of design and construction in Pennsylvania and New England began a twenty year research effort to understand what the resonating factors assured beauty in design. After realizing that we had left behind universal building practices, this research expanded into the vast loss of connection we need between our human health and our environment.
Seeking beauty, this home was designed using past shapes that are common throughout the world. Architecture is where we can still see these common proportions based on the harmonics of design that remain the most beautiful.
Interestingly, they also speak of proportions and connection, all philosophical and in contrast to our current design rubric.
The harmonic patterns here are reflective of Palladio the 14th engineer who followed Vitruvius.This home is designed for beauty and sound and the patterns are the same, always connecting nature to the experience within this space.The very patterns of nature in a building assure beauty and connection making proportions that assure resilience for climate change. Beauty only exists in these patterns.
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