Concept transformation problems
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1) Developing strong architectural concepts requires intense effort to integrate new ideas and bring different things together in a creative way, rather than ideas flowing smoothly. 2) Communicating concepts is difficult, both explaining them to others and to oneself. Architects must learn dialogue within their own minds before explaining to others. 3) Receiving audiences for concepts can have different levels of understanding depending on their background, and architects must consider their specific audience. Common tests and elitism can also influence reception of concepts.
Concept transformation problems
- 1. DR. NAHEDH AL-QEMAQCHI FEBRUARY 2019 Concept Generation Problems in Architecture
- 2. ¡°Design In Mind¡± Bryan Lawson in his book Design in Mind A junior architect student says: ¡° Whenever I start a project my ideas flow smoothly and I got a gorgeous concepts about it, why just when I start work all things suddenly disappear and the results were missy ¡±
- 3. Concepts and Architecture Concept formulation is not an automatic activity; it takes a intense effort to develop a concept that appropriately integrates things not previously brought together. Verification Illumination Incubation Preparation
- 4. Concepts and Architecture Bringing things together is a creative act that designers, architects, critics, artists, musicians, and writers have identified as being about 10 percent inspiration or genius and 90 percent hard work.
- 7. Sender (Architect) Conceptualizing Problem COMMUNICATION INEXPERIENCE HIERARCHIES
- 8. Communication Surprisingly, The most difficult communication problem is not in explaining our concepts to others, but in explaining our ideas to our selves.
- 9. Communication Designers must learn how to develop a dialogue within their own minds as an introduction to explaining ideas to others.
- 10. Does architect design for himself ? An important question related to the attitude of the architect and to the society
- 11. Inexperience Concepts are difficult to invent if they are unfamiliar. Since many buildings are built without the benefit of a concept and since most critics and architects avoid writing about them, it is difficult for the designer to have ambitions for concepts.
- 12. Avenues Mall Mosque in Kuwait, 2009 by Zaha Hadid remain unbuilt because of the lake of accommodate with prayer behaviour
- 13. Hierarchies This is especially a problem for the beginning student who, because of lack of experience, has difficulty deciding if an idea is a brilliant concept or an awful one.
- 14. Hierarchies The architect must be able to make sensitive judgments, by grapping the subject from the most important intention to less one
- 16. Massage Conceptualizing Problem (encoding, decoding) Graphics Media Language
- 17. Graphics The problem related to graphics communication is that it is not a conventional. Moreover it depends on the skill of presenting the concept in a means of signs and symbols.
- 18. Conventions in architectural symbols ARCHITECTURAL SYMBOLS ARE NOT EASY TO UNDERSTOOD FOR NON PROFESSIONAL
- 21. Media It is very important to represent the concept in a clear and effective means that deliver the signification immediately with out noise. Hence more effective media is that which can generate a most precise understanding with no distortion. The contemporary tools of generating complete vision of the project are now more sophisticated in presentation than the old one
- 24. The architecture of the jumping universe by Charles Jencks announce the argumentative architecture even within modern architecture like a jumping into the universe
- 25. Language The more clear and general language in architectural drafting mean the rapid massage delivery with its interpreted meaning, with less noise and decoding problems
- 26. Receiver Conceptualizing Problem LEVEL OF UNDERSTANDING COMMON TEST ELITISM
- 27. Roland Barthes ¡°The Death of the Author¡±
- 28. Level of Understanding Different societies understand architecture in different modes, and different people in the society understand differently, thus the architect should specify whom he is talking to.
- 30. A Pattern Language: In 1977 Christopher Alexander publish a book on architecture, urban design, and community liveability. He and his co authors tried to put a certain vocabulary to a pattern into architecture
- 31. Elitism
- 33. Shifting Paradigm Between pragmatic, analogy, iconic and canonic, junior architects and students try to relay more on shape formulation and manipulation to bring up their concepts
- 38. Thank you