The Order Problem Set
Problem 3 Tutorial: Hierarchy by Shape
Question:
Of the three images below which is the best example of the use of hierarchy created by unique shape?
Tutorial:
Heirarchy by Shape
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In an urban setting, most of the buildings are rectilinear in shape and orthogonal in plan, and any other shape tends to draw attention to itself.
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 Adler & Sullivan
Carson Pirie Scott Store Chicago, Ill (1899-1904)
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The curved corner of the Carson Pirie Scott building in Chicago draws attention to the entrance.
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Frank Lloyd Wright
Guggenheim Museum,
New York City, NY
1956
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The curved forms of the Guggenheim museum in New York city seems to float in a pool of space in comparison with its neighboring buildings which completely fill the rectangle of land upon which they sit.
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Problem 4
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