Critique of Comfort

A “critique of comfort” is the intentional act of designing something to be uncomfortable in order to make a point, provoke a feeling, or force a person to think differently. In a normal world, “comfort” is the goal: we want soft chairs, warm rooms, and intuitive layouts. But in the world of art and architecture,Continue reading “Critique of Comfort”

From 2D Drawing to Architecture- (feeling inadequate)

The transition from the clarity of 2D drawings to the complexity of actual architecture is a shock that almost every student experiences. When you first started, you were dealing with geometry and precision—straight lines, right angles, and a controlled environment. That is a technical skill, and it is rewarding because the rules are clear. However,Continue reading “From 2D Drawing to Architecture- (feeling inadequate)”

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