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Posted by fishy on Sun Sep 25th at 10:08pm 2005

sounds like his teacher was drinking that herbal tea stuff.


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Posted by Gaara on Mon Sep 26th at 8:08am 2005

? quoting Captain P
That sounds more like architecure in an abstract way than as architecture in an architectural way to me...

Yeah sounds like design more geared toward art.




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Posted by Mephs on Mon Sep 26th at 8:43am 2005

? quote:
"the organisation and development of space"


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Posted by MisterBister on Mon Sep 26th at 1:56pm 2005

? quote:

? quote:
"the organisation and development of space"


That one fits best. Correct your teacher with Myrks one Misterbister.


Yeah, i agree, and I'm going to correct his ass >=).




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Posted by Pvt.Scythe on Mon Sep 26th at 4:46pm 2005

I would've said: "The art of creating arches"



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Posted by rival on Mon Sep 26th at 6:24pm 2005

'the art and design of a structure'

(this actually brings a good science fiction idea - human architecture)


oh by the way one of my uncles is an architect. he builds huge mansions for the rich. ive seen some of the designs on his computer. all wireframe, reminded me of hammer actually. but damn those house designs were big.




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Posted by DrGlass on Mon Sep 26th at 8:53pm 2005

A fine art definition is something like:

"The manipulation of space and light"

My father is an architect, so I've been around the job "title" for my whole life. It is a very elastic word, ask an archetect and they will tell you about space relation, ask an enginier and he will tell you about the best way to make a box with the fewest supports possible. Ask an artist and we will show you an empty room with a crate in the middle.





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