My article can be found here:
Good Architecture Is Not Produced by Rejecting History—Or by Replicating it, Either
My words are as follows;
Gravity
Materials
Artificial Intelligence
Diversity
So we have gravity and in Architecture, we cannot cut that out as a factor for obvious reasons. A stand out reason is because we would all have buildings that look like Tim Burton had an argument with David Lynch and as all hell broke loose, the Queen of fucking England walked in and said that they were no longer part of the EU. One of those things actually happened.
Materials is important because we haven't mastered the art of controlling air unless it's a symphonic fart expressing it's ode to rotten food from a place that used to be your favorite taco joint. No avocados were harmed in the process.
Artificial Intelligence is two words that need to be included as one because if you use Artificial as one word the there's no context and you end up describing that one time in a shitty office job when you made friends with the stripper next to you and all she could talk about at the time was how people think she has implants and then it spiraled even more after that and you wished you made better life choices ... "You have called RMG can I please start with your reference number".
Diversity is hella important ... why is it important ... well I'm from Penrith and it's a bass ackwards suburb about an hr from the city. Apart from the charming racially motivated catch phrases I had to endure in my youth ... if we didn't have diversity then I would have never had that Kebab from 'Memory Lane' with that garlic sauce and right amount of turkish spice ... I fuckin love food yo!
So on a more serious note the theory is simple:
"To ignore Artificial Intelligence and the diversity of materials at our fingertips and our minds, would be akin to ignoring gravity."
Excuse the grammar if that's what I fucked up in ... it's past 11pm and I think I swallowed a bug ... gross.
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