建筑的人性美（The beauty of human nature in architecture）.docVIP

建筑的人性美（The beauty of human nature in architecture） American architect Todd Williams and Bili Chandra (Tod Williams Billie Tsien) architecture is the combination of work and life as the basic concept of creation, the experience of daily life in the architectural design, the building reflects the concern of humanity. The importance of space experience, the exploration of material characteristics, and the slow design theory, together form the beauty of human nature in architecture. [keyword] the beauty of human nature Todd Williams and Billie - money space slow building materials Abstract:The design idea of American architect-- Tod Williams Billie Tsien is architecture is the combination of work and life They melt their feelings, about the daily life into their architectural design, so their architecture embody their concern of humanity. Their value of space, their observation of material characteristic, and their slow principle on design. Formed the humane beauty of architecture. Key, Words:, Tod, Williams Billie, Tsien, Space, Material, Slow, Humane, Beauty,, of, Architecture. American architects Todd Williams and Bili Chandra are partners in career and life, and the two have different professional backgrounds. Todd Williams graduated from Princeton University and later worked with New Yorks most famous architect, Richard Meyer for six years, through rigorous and logical training. Before Bili Chandra and Williams cooperation, the first training at the Yale University, to become a great artist, which makes her a certain artistic intuition of material, texture, color, she later studied architecture at the University of California. In the design of the two couples, the attention to the building surface and the pleasure of the movement in space are at least partly due to such double training. [1] Basic concept - architecture is a combination of work and life Todd Williams and Bili Chandra declared in their offices work rules: whatever we design, it must be useful, but