For this 9th blog I wanted to talk about something
that I believe and wanted to share.
That architecture is one of the most distinguishing characteristic that
defines a culture. With that
thought we got to think about what people would look back at us and what would
define us most, the style of architecture that we left behind.
With
all of the ancient civilizations the different style of pyramids, temples, and
city planning has left a giant footprint.
With this we could learn how they used these buildings that remained and
how their lives revolved around religion, or government, or different
lifestyles. This is shown with the
Egyptians and the pyramids how they had treasured the afterlife and the
pharaohs where the ones allowed having their riches buried with them as well as
having great buildings for their graves.
The Aztecs and Mayans worshiped gods and thus had temples as their
important buildings with large pyramids to illustrate this. The ancient Grease architecture shows a
lot about the lifestyle of their people with their temples and civic buildings,
and as well as their homes to show how they spent their leisure hours and
enjoyed being surrounded by nature and water. This is also shown with the Romans, how they enjoyed
entertainment with the circus and amphitheater.
The
different types of architecture catch the culture from that era in the
buildings and this shows future generations how things used to be, what was
important during this period. With
this being said what will be the next style of architecture that we would want
to capture our generation. Would
it leave a big impression on future generations? Or just fall to the curb. Either way whatever we focus and try to
improve today is what people would look back on in the future.
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