Applying Creativity to Architectural Projects
Active research
A course by PLUTARCO. , Architecture and design studio
About the video: Active research
Overview
“It is important that we expand the channels through which we receive information and that we discover new things that can become references. Therefore, it is essential that we be very proactive and are hungry to learn about new disciplines, artists, cultures ... We will show you where you can broaden your search or what habits you can introduce in your day to day to increase your search radar. Every day you have to know something new.”
In this video lesson PLUTARCO. addresses the topic: Active research, which is part of the Domestika online course: Applying Creativity to Architectural Projects. Learn how to generate a concept from references and create added value by incorporating storytelling.
Partial transcription of the video
“ACTIVE INVESTIGATION It is important that we expand the channels through which we will receive information and that we discover new things that become references. Being willing and open is essential to know other artistic and cultural disciplines. We will show you where to broaden your search and what habits to implement day by day to increase the research range. That is why I recommend that every day you should try to know something new. The important thing would be to change some habits. Although we are full of external stimuli, like the internet or social networks, if we do not order thi...”
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Course summary for: Applying Creativity to Architectural Projects
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Architecture, ArchVIZ, Creativity
PLUTARCO.
A course by PLUTARCO.
Plutarco is an architecture and design studio located in Madrid, founded by Ana Arana and Enrique Ventosa. They specialize in architecture, interiors, product design, exhibition spaces, and more.
They began in 2015 doing product design, which they have exhibited at the Salone del Mobile, in its 2015, 2016, and 2017 editions, ICFF in New York in 2016, and at the Madrid Design Festival 2018, 2019, and 2020.
Since 2017, they have also been working in architecture and have mainly refurbished homes, restaurants, offices, and cultural and exhibition centers.
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