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Posted by mindesign on July 8, 2007, 7:22 pm
it is possible the OP was referring to the range of things called
architecture
like
system architecture
organisational architecture
but of course, if reading was a base skill looking at even a couple posts
would clarify that bit
so perhaps it was the differentiation between
industrial/commercial/residential the OP was asking to have clarified
ultimately all I am interested in is innovative responses to architectural
challenges - my key area of interest as a designer though is period
architecture from the 1830's to the 1930's
Steve
no clearer :0
>> Who's the editor of the alt.architecture group?
>
> You are.
>
>> It seems that people talk more about subjects having little to do with
>> architecture
>
> Everything is about architecture. Architecture is about everything.
>
>> What
>> kind of architecture is the group supposed to discuss?
>
> <complete frickin' blank look>
>
> It's "alt.architecture". Not alt.architecture.green or
> alt.architecture.fungus or alt.architecture.int-design or
> alt.architecture.alternative.
>
> The group is supposed to discuss some kind of architecture? I put the
> emphasis on the "supposed."
>
>> The design- oriented kind, or what?
>
> There are kinds of architecture that aren't design oriented?
>
>> Here are some of the less than entralling subjects:
>
> Mmm.... entrails...
>
>> I buyed me sum tomato-basil hummus.
>
> One popular thread here is "why don't you spontaneously generate the
> threads I'm interested in without my having to bother to initiate
> them?" Also, "waaaaaa waaaaaa" has a nice regular recurrence.
>
>> Hummus is simpler than even making donuts
>
> You mention hummus a lot. What is your problem with hummus? Have you
> ever adhered two bricks togevver wiv hummus?
>
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>> income.
>>
>> What?
>
> That's called spam. It has been going on for years. Perhaps you are
> new to usenet.
>
> Perhaps I'm about to be told how spam is email.
>
>> To steer the discussion in some more meaningful way for architects,
>> here's my contribution:
>>
>> What is the difference between folk and vernacular architecture?
>
> You'd do a whole lot better if the subject on your thread weren't so
> nebulous. You'd do a whole lot better if your contribution weren't
> preceded by endless ages of carping. Not that I have anything against
> goldfish. You'd do a whole lot better if you waited for solid defining
> answers to your previous questions before deciding, all of a sudden
> and in the blazing glare of clear ignorance, what the (singular?)
> topic of this group must be. Maybe you don't want to do good?
>
>> Are McMansions our culture's new vernacular?
>
> Are McMansions our culture's new fold architecture? What's a
> McMansion? Can you have architecture w/o architects? Does your
> licensing board, local violence monopoly, or AIA chapter agree?
>
>> How has the "one world, one culture" reality affected the traditions
>> of local communities?
>
> How many Python references were contained in this post?
>
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