How do you feel about Samuel Mockbee's statement that "everyone, rich or poor, deserves a shelter for the soul"? How do you think you could uphold that statement with projects that you are currently working on? Do you think every structure should?
I agree with Samuel Mockbee's statement. I think that every building should be more than just a structure made of wood, sheet rock, steel, or iron. I would like to think that I'm exploring how to uphold Mockbee's statement with my current studio project. I think each architecture student should, as they learn what their personal style is, learn also how to show love towards their client in their design, since Samuel Mockbee has a point when he reminds Rual Studio Essay readers 'Love your neighbor as yourself'.
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I agree with Samuel Mockbee's statement. I think that every building should be more than just a structure made of wood, sheet rock, steel, or iron.
I would like to think that I'm exploring how to uphold Mockbee's statement with my current studio project.
I think each architecture student should, as they learn what their personal style is, learn also how to show love towards their client in their design, since Samuel Mockbee has a point when he reminds Rual Studio Essay readers 'Love your neighbor as yourself'.
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