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What else I’d like to learn about architecture 

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What else I’d like to learn about architecture 

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If were given a chance to learn more about architecture, I would like to have a more in depth discussion with the connection between the lifestyle of the society to its architecture, as well as the materials being used to construct its buildings.

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What I learned about architecture after the module

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What I learned about architecture after the module

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Aside from learning the historical information; wherein it mentions how the Greeks and Romans shaped Classical architecture, and how its properties like the orders are still part of modern infrastructures. It also made my intellect delve deeper into the power of architecture. The famous “the form follows the function” may not be the architecture’s finality but it is needed to rise up. With that line, we begin to understand that architecture must be technicality good to have a good form. If an architecture is good, it addresses the space before them and not simply face its people in a certain direction. Nowadays, we see architecture as a means to our basic ends; thus, that is when we have truly fallen,  like Roger Scruton said. But, architecture is far of from that definition, for within the interior and exterior, and the fittingness of the parts, there is a third dimension beyond the form and a blending of harmony in human life.

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“Beauty is that which pleases upon being seen”, Thomas Aquinas said. But although there is a disinterested pleasure whenever I looked at an aesthetically pleasing infrastructure, I still saw architecture as merely a well designed building for society to stay and live in. And so, the course really did help with fleshing out the value of architecture. It was when I studied the module I began to see it as art and not solely something that is considered beautiful.