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Architecture as a Vessel: The Fifth Element by Coleman Coddington — “Through my studies I have become interested in looking at architecture through the lens of film and the unique perspective it offers. I have written a short essay on the film The Fifth Element. In contrast to the majority of futuristic films The Fifth Element uses familiar and traditional architecture of current times as the set of the film.”
Shristi Sainani: A Beautifully Buried Tale | Tasmania, the island state, lies approximately 250 kilometres further south from Australian mainland. Known for picturesque landscapes showcasing mountainous terrains, gleaming Aurora Australis and its fascinating wilderness. It is the place to be during winters. Specially, if you enjoy steaming-fresh fried fish and chips along side the scenic ship piers on Pacific oceanic grounds. Its people and the ocean share a certain romance; as the landmass there is cut and adorned by crystal blue water features.
Shristi Sainani: Questions in Architecture | What is this codependency incepting? Can cities be planned in a sense that they induce tolerance? Juhani Pallasmaa brilliantly writes, “Architecture is about the understanding of the world and turning it into a more meaningful and humane place.” Which leads us to what building traits could be incorporated to instil a sense of serenity? Can well planned cities stop violent civil outbreaks? In the world which we call home…
