Modern Architecture

Hi @xpilar, this is a very beautiful work with all its essence ...

Well!

Revealing the picture above, I see an era of unstoppable civilization that deals with modern architecture with all aesthetics.

Yes!

Forms in modern architecture are a confusing period for practitioners, because they are not determined and formed from the functions and materials used.

Ideally, form, function, and construction must appear as a single unit and special form.

Unique solutions are generally feasible because of modern construction techniques that allow all shapes to be built.

(And I see it in the real world also imagine me in your photo, sir.)

Modern architecture basically still repeats rational forms where its function is still the main inspiration, and is free to develop it.

Modern architecture is considered to be influenced by reinforced concrete. Buildings that can be called modern architecture do not look concrete, the surface is made of various materials.

I think, the modern form of building functions, its exterior shape and even spread on the surface of material materials that are not modern structures that have been built and mass produced in lightweight modern material factories.

Although, as we know, this modern movement has a significant impact where it is currently creating resistance to square purity so that the emergence of a new generation that supports new construction has become an uproar because of that.

Development of structural capabilities is caused by thinking, not new material. Reinforced concrete fight back with a new system, as well as light forms, laminar wood boards, building beams and metal and plastic panels.

I think that is the awareness of manipulating space. On the one hand, the building's interior space has a series of unlimited space partitions.

The physical part of modern architecture is a problem that cannot be lost as part of aesthetics which is infinite manipulation of space to produce extraordinary fantastic attraction.

Thank you for everything, @xpilar.