The structuring vacuum.
In art, as well as in life, we need " vacuums " that can be times of reflection, analysis or assimilation. We can imagine, for example, “Toccata and Fugue” by J. S. Bach, we will immediately realize the importance of silences. Between silences and notes the piece is structured; between empty and full, architecture and city are created, in fact, we inhabit the contained vacuum. What happens when this in architecture is not considered? I take the license to criticize those architects who have their checklist and forget about beauty. They simplify architecture to a harshly technical discipline like an automaton artificial intelligence program would. Where is all that feeling that the architect must put to their work? Artificial intelligence may write poetry, in the future, who knows, but for the moment let us design those four facades with a bit of art and humanity. Let us give that interior space a certain dignity. For that architect who complies only with the square meters and...