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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Minimalist Architecture | Architect Technical Talent

Minimalist Architecture

As an architect, you have taken from the technical talent for your organization. Your architecture is intended to guide and limit, forcing the best of your ideas and lessons learned on designers and developers. But try to hold power too much and you will find resistance. Using too little, and you do not contribute. The solution is to take a minimalist approach to architecture-what your priorities are highest architectural requirements, and then do the best you possibly can to achieve it! That means you must maintain a minimum set of architecture decisions, while ensuring that your main priorities are met the system. These columns extend this view.

Architectural Decisions
Limiting Architectural Control
Insisting on Architectural Control
Empower Within Scope
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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Minimalist Modern House Design on the Water

Monday, September 21, 2009

JAMES PERSE - La Minimalist Exterior Design

Friday, August 28, 2009

Minimalist Extension House Design by SsD Architecture

The upper level has been divided into three separate pavilions, allowing framed views to the surrounding landscape, while the space between the pavilions becomes a roof-garden and a captured bamboo courtyard that both connect and separate the rooms. Features a new second floor, filled with light, above an existing stone ground level as well as a new entry porch, connecting both the new and the original architectures.
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