- Creative use of light and space
- Reflect the spirit of the location
- Adding bright colours to add textural contrast
- Modernist movement
- Combining themes such as light and water, stone and wood
- Clean lines
- Emotional architecture
- Raw materials
- Minimalism
- Creative use of light
- Composed in cuboids and planes
- Simplicity
- Aesthetic qualities of a space, rather than its functions
- The bright colours, textures, compositional elements are
influenced from Mexican culture
- Uses light and colour to enhance the atmosphere of a
space.
- Creative manipulation of natural light to colour
- Integrating the environment with the structure
- The use of colour to enhance the structure
- Structure solidity
- serenity
- linear arrangements
- the use of light and openings to emphasise colour
- control and precision of design
- raw materiality and reflectiveness
- Sciagraphy
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- Use of intelligence and creative possibilities allowing
designs to come in built forms
- Focus on new construction technologies and modern
architecture
- Active forces that affect patterns of thinking and
behaving
- Envelopes and the depth of them
- Use of colour, texture and patterns
- Reflection of light
- Curves
- Geometric style
- Sharpness
- Tessellation/Repetition
- Fusion of human experience and structure
- Fusion of culture and the environment
- Growth and decay of the life of materials
- Material consistency
- Abstraction diversity
- Control of light
- Whiteness to amplify detail
- environmental integration
- geometrical/sculpted configurations
- placement within environment
- contrast to surroundings
- obscurity
- Epinastic
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