Toward an architecture of nature | Barry Lee | TEDxHelensvaleLibrary

With the increase in technology and computer power, architects are now able to design structures that were previously unimaginable. Barry reflects on the future of architecture while explaining the beauty and geometry in nature, computer-generated design and the growing role of 3D print technology in construction.
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Responsible for the design of over forty internationally acclaimed high-rise buildings. Barry’s passion for design and the future of architecture has allowed him to combine his inventive, expressive style with commercial viability and constructional efficiency.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@stopato5772]

I have noticed a change in Gold Coast architecture, or at least images developers advertise with promising biophilic design - with hanging gardens, rich lush tropical gardens falling from walls and wrapping double height entrances.
But do they deliver on the promise?
Personally I find the Oracle Broadbeach look slabby and lacks greenery. Not as beautiful as say the old Monaco tower with is curved balconies and curved balustrades.

[@fionaanderson5796]

Fascinating. I need to learn to use the software so much better, and borrow my brother's books on chaos theory.

[@kytan9485]

That voice is so soothing, I absolutely love it!
Don't get me wrong, this was an amazing talk that gave me a lot of different inspiration, but the voice just made it that much better. :)