A
theory of architecture is useful to humankind as a whole only if the theory
resonates with the deep feelings and offers an interpretation of a fresh new lifestyle for ordinary
people in the modern tropical city.
The perceived quality of life in buildings
and
the support for the theory offered by both direct experience and science, offers a basis for
designing and understanding architecture. The perceived quality of life in buildings and
urban spaces comes from the geometry (the
form of structures on all scales, and their coherence), and how that geometry connects to the individual. A building’s
geometry is a result of applying a particular form language chosen by the
architect. The natural elements will determine, to be one part of the house as client’s request.. The brutal feeling, could somehow strongly strike the eye
in aesthetic sense, to a large extent, the emotional and physiological
response of the user.
However,
We would prefer an architecture that is consistent with
human feeling. The bottom line is that buildings have to provide good, healthy
environments for human beings, and to inflict the least possible damage to the
Earth’s ecology. Nevertheless, humanity in the past has never done well to deny
or to go against nature. It
could be considered as the cross point of modern and natural life which can be
perfectly compatible with each other, because eventually that practice leads to
collapse in one way or another.
