Only time will reveal whether destination architecture truly accomplishes its purpose: to attract an audience, stimulate development, and revitalize a dying district or neighborhood. The modern ...

Form follows function, so I trust that for architects who operate on with broad “outside-in” perspective, the view of architecture’s value in co-workers’ hearts and minds will reflect the ...

The phrase "form follows function" was coined in 1918 by American architect Louis Sullivan, who wrote that if "a building is properly designed, one should be able with a little attention, to read ...

“Form follows function” is an old adage in architecture. The theory is that in any given project, the design should ultimately fit the purpose—a vital concept in the design of an Emergency Department ...

Form follows function – the central tenant of modern architecture – is an idea most often employed to justify cheap, ruthlessly efficient factories and office buildings. But for everyday ...

Form follows function is one of the first rules or "laws" of design that all design and architect students learn and they pretty much carry it with them through their professional careers.

It states that the form of a building will at the end of the day follow the function of the house. The Bauhaus school boiled this concept down so that the function became prime in the design of the ...

Eco-Screen-at-Form-Function-1736094131.png 1 of 1 slides Centor Architectural's retractable screen and blind system will be showcased at this year's Form and Function exhibition.