What definitely the nature of architecture want to tell us and of those manifestoes within Modernism, Functionalism, Deconstructivism or in a new modern dialectic? Architecture today may abolish or colliding classical realm or a true essence of existentialism by debilitating should be the new conceptual of architecture. On the other hand architect might lurking in itself in a sense of doing promiscuous beyond on design and function of form. It seems the new era want to flee from a tremendous conflict same as plague that personify to the meaningless function and a contempt traditional architecture. Indeed, world of architecture are very intricate to understand it looks associated with a literature or poem wrote by Ernest Hemingway and Isabel Allende, they both contemporary writers were necessary to finish and deeply understand to perceive what they want to tell about and to accumulate the vitality of meaning. Meanwhile architecture have vastly format of thoughts, meaningfulness, rationality and a method that seeks to analyze everything which is came the knowledge of a designer where they apply for an implicit functional form, those might reconcile to the ethical and philosophic al thoughts of Plato where he explained the world of a form to a world of a senses wherein he analyze that there is a world of a senses perhaps apart to its own form but despite of it there are still connection usually coincide to its nature.
Now the development of a new world defend in the idea of Architect that he or she might build structures either beautiful form with meanings behind or excluded of meaning, there would be the task in modernist era particularly in Deconstructive precisely created a new dynamic in Architecture, regarding on this architecture, it just seek that the field of explanation have boundaries but there is a lot of representation with every destruction or trying to fragmented of every part something that complex not the form itself but its nature where it stand instead. It seems look seized everything and defy the classic architecture, the dilemma may impair and the structure become the opponent itself. The conflict unleashed, the difference between classical and modern era seems build with competition and apparently those rivalry struggle toward to a form were become the nature of violence, conflict arise for as long as there is a division between and directly even without barrier of both architecture. It sad to hear or read regarding the notion in “architecture at the present which is seen as a process of inventing an artificial past a futureless present”. The mutation between classical and non classical architecture become more complicated toward to future if Architect continues to defy the idea against it function without determining connection to its past. There is a contend thoughts of Tom Mayne in his manifestoes titled connected Isolation which is difference in some point of Peter Eisenmann, because Peter Eisenmann seek the relation of an ideal future to an idealized past which is have conflict in Tom Mayne realization where he want to interpret the present authentically. Indeed he sees that necessary for architecture to be based in past and to aspire to that presence, those have been ambiguity explanation but it coincide to KRISHNAMURTI ethical foundation where he explained “ DYING TO THE KNOWN”, it not defend on a physical form of a human death but he rather express it through philosophical, which is consist of looking into the very structure that seeking mind put in abeyance seeking for something in the future and might denied past and this would be the state of quite mind observing of present.
Architecture have explicitly projection to the changes either in a urban or city, it is significance to mask the new face of architecture, but the bigness and build a lot of structures cannot controlled and the chaos become inevitable, the direct involvement of society have a big task to view its own purpose but not trying to conceal the abhorrent and deluge in a dimensional form through a repertoire of unnecessary aesthetic and perspective of architecture.
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