DESAIN VISIONER Visionary architecture

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DESAIN VISIONERVisionary architecture

• A. Rudyanto Soesilo

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Visionary architecture

• Visionary,
• came to mean also a person with a clear,
  distinctive and specific (in some details) vision
  of the future, usually connected with advances in
  technology or worldview.

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Visionary architecture

• Visionary architecture is the name given to
  architecture which has visionary qualities or
  which exists only on paper.

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Visionary architecture

• Examples would be Buckminster Fuller in
  architecture, and some of the pioneers of
  personal computing.
• A visionary may function as a secular prophet,
  emphasizing communication and a figurehead role,
  rather than implementation.

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Visionary architecture

• Étienne-Louis Boullée, Claude Nicolas Ledoux and
  Jean-Jacques Lequeu are one of the earliest
  examples of the discipline. The work of Giovanni
  Battista Piranesi, Antonio Sant'Elia and
  Buckminster Fuller is also included.
• In the latter half of the 20th century, there
  were architectural design movements such as
  Archigram, Archizoom and Superstudio.

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Visionary architecture

• For the past six decades, architects have created
  an astonishing, influential range of design
  ideas, architectural constructs and urban
  utopias.
• Since the Second World War, technology has caught
  up with our imagination such practitioners as
  Daniel Libeskind, Rem Koolhaas, Peter Eisenman
  and Zaha Hadid, whose works were often considered
  too experimental or controversial to construct,
  are now creating real, iconic buildings.

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