For a choral architecture, as a contamination between disciplines and cultures

Abstract

The profession of the architect today should redefined where it loses the image of the anachronistic artist-architect capable of solving the complex problems of contemporary multiethnic societies that manifest mostly in suburbs by using “their genius”. It will become increasingly more important that collective design, and not individual approaches, embrace not only professionals but also expand to new disciplines: architecture and design, fine arts and sculpture. Obviously, architecture is not an object to be observed, but a field of energy and relationships within which to learn to move. The privileged nature of the designer will be the readiness to learn to from other discipline and cultures, in a world where distances contract and everything seems to be only a step away.