20栋建筑、20处场所：建筑及城市设计的1657166072.pdf

Twenty Buildings Twenty Places The relationship between architecture and urban design Alec Tzannes September 2007 Architecture is a cultural proposition in an urban context. • Cohesive development controls throughout Australia with distinguishable regional differences. • Strong legal frameworks for the design and management of the built environment. • Architecture as a catalyst for legal, environmental and social change. • Architecture at the intersection of cultural constructs, legal reform, financial imperative, community and social infrastructure. • Architecture as an expressive medium. Tzannes Associates - Ten Guiding Principles 1. Each project, each site, each client brief and development framework has a unique design context and requires original research to form the concept for the architecture. 2. Architecture derives from both an understanding of the legal framework and independent, ‘first principles’ analysis. This often results in innovative, approvable architectural concepts that combine unforseen public benefits for the approving authority and exceptional development opportunity for the client. 3. Engagement through a consultative approach with the approving authority and the community is often used to overcome prejudice in the assessment of innovative solutions to particular sites. 4. Architecture is research based integrating planning, urban design, engineering, material science, environmental science, construction and cost planning techniques. 5. Architecture is knowledge based from a thorough understanding of precedent. 6. Architectural solutions are not biased towards any material, spatial concept, planning or lay