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Expressions of Architectural Forms in Mathematical Poems: Form and Function Followed Food
To achieve the common dreams of humanity: from life after death, resurrection, and the creation of life (is there a God?)…to diving deep the microscopic cells that made up lifeforms (what is life?)…to creating and expressing humanity through the divine arts and sciences (what is human?)…to reflecting about the experiences that made us wiser (who am I?)…to unlocking the secrets of the universe by looking at the stars (where did we come from and where are we going?)…to searching for intelligent life, far beyond the fragile Earth (are we alone?)…
The first fundamental step is to figure out form. (Are we all created equal?)
By doing the write-thing, behold, my Writchcraft for the World---Expressions of Architectural Forms in Mathematical Poems: Form and Function Followed Food by Ritchell Canape Lozares.
My goal is to trace the evolution of architectural forms by unearthing the possibilities of architecture thru mathematics and poetry in order to find the missing link that connects the architecture of the past and the present towards the future. My bucket list would be to plot my 100th Order of Architectural Forms with concrete examples of architecture from the past.
Join me on my journey.
When I was in college, my section was ARC 143
I LOVE ARCHITECTURE
When we’re kids, we learn how to count numbers:
One…two…three…four…
Soon, architecture will be as easy as counting numbers:
Stone…lean-to…canopy…cave form…
The first fundamental step is to figure out form. (Are we all created equal?)
By doing the write-thing, behold, my Writchcraft for the World---Expressions of Architectural Forms in Mathematical Poems: Form and Function Followed Food by Ritchell Canape Lozares.
My goal is to trace the evolution of architectural forms by unearthing the possibilities of architecture thru mathematics and poetry in order to find the missing link that connects the architecture of the past and the present towards the future. My bucket list would be to plot my 100th Order of Architectural Forms with concrete examples of architecture from the past.
Join me on my journey.
When I was in college, my section was ARC 143
I LOVE ARCHITECTURE
When we’re kids, we learn how to count numbers:
One…two…three…four…
Soon, architecture will be as easy as counting numbers:
Stone…lean-to…canopy…cave form…
777 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 8, 2021
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