Wednesday, 31 August 2011

Fundamental of Griffin's concept & approach

"Good lives for everyone, simplicity, modesty, support for human activity, choices for rich experience and the dignity of free people were fundamental ideas of design team. Romaldo listed order, simplicity, human relationships, humanity, symbolism and natural environment as objectives..."



"Romaldo emphasized that Griffin came from a commitment to humanity and strong perceptions of relationships of his plan and buildings to the people and the nation. the architects concluded that the Parliament building should not be triumphal or imposing like a monumental dome."


www.griffinsociety.org


From the beginning of Canberra design to New Parliament House, their fundamental intention was strongly related to finding a unique identity that belongs to Australian context. An identity that represents harmony, peace, friendly, very much like a mirror that reflects the natural attribute of Australia, it's calmness, pureness, and a sense of belonging. On a remote location in a vast continent, could be expressed as a gentle giant sleeping soundly in existence.  

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