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kosmic grooves of architecture

Posted January 12th, 2009 by Dee Black
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Exploring the Architecture of Happiness


amazing how it's always there .. the levels of development .. showing themselves in all quadrants

altho he didn't use the terms rational and pluralistic per se, here alain speaks about architecture at the rational level .. "architects saw themselves as scientists building machines" .. where beauty was not to be addressed

then emerging to pluralistic .."property developers could put up something revolting saying noone knows what's beautiful .. u must be a snob if u think there are rules"

and oh be still my heart .. we all know exactly what stu and alain are talking about .. how we resonate with certain structures .. the waterfall inside portage place .. shooting three stories up past lushious green plants to the glass skylights and shimmering blue skies beyond.. sending my soul with it

if that's my shadow .. give me more shadow 

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EMFs

Posted January 12th, 2009 by Kamm

It's like being recharged: Ions from the water, Photon particles from the sunlight.

And what do the plants add? Something for sure. Glad you like your new diggs.

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truth

Posted January 19th, 2009 by Corey deVos

Totally true, about the "Kosmic grooves" being present in architecture the whole time, whether or not we see it.  I barely saw them, until writing the talk summary/exploration.  Now i see them everywhere.  Those are always the most fun (and exhausting) pieces to write--the ones where i am actively learning and shifting my own perspective while i am writing, in ways that would not have occurred if i hadn't arranged those words in that particular and peculiar way....

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