What we can learn from Rafael Viñoly


When architecture is bad, people have to suffer with it forever, practically—about 70 years or so. I strongly believe in the idea that public space should be incorporated in buildings of a certain magnitude, and buildings should make a contribution to the city. An architect needs to think about environmental impact, too—something that mitigates the impact of the building.



According to the 74 year old architecture icon, Rafael Viñoly knows his way around a successful career. However, what can we really learn from this design virtuoso? In a recent interview with Mansion Global, Viñoly shares his take on what it means to be "good architect." Much has changed in the architecture realm since he first opened up his practice Rafael Viñoly Architects in 1983. However, one thing is for certain, the path to becoming a good architect is one filled with responsibility.

Not shy to any design challenge his approach to design ranges from mega skyscrapers to convention centers, even the occasional laboratory. For the Uruguayan architect designing a successful building comes down to how it will redefine its place. "The best architecture redefines how things are going to be, rather than repeating what has been accepted, or what is already part of the norm. And you can create amazing objects, but if they’re not functional, they don’t work. A building also has to be str...

Katherine Guimapang via Archinect - News http://bit.ly/2FLlXBg

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