Stunning spatial experiences developed through creative intelligence responding to subtle psychological aspects of the environment. Craig studied architecture at the University of Texas at Austin yet his work is free of the regionalist formal language that many Texans seem stuck on. I cannot imagine a building like San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art or Snøhetta's library in Philadelphia being built in Texas. Well, with the exceptions of Thom Mayne's Perot Science Museum in Dallas and Tadao Ando's Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth.
They probably asked the composer (or music editor) in the last minute to provide "something, anything" - as is customary - and they happened to be in a pensive mood (it was 3 am, a couple of hours before the deadline). As usual, no space was left for contemplating the relationship between sound and image properly.
@@jonnyaxelsson9940 and who woulld want to experience disgusting buildings like those? There is a reason Europe receives much more turists than América, and the cities of europe are considered the most beautiful in the world. It's because of the beautiful architecture that actually makes people feel good, and because the cities were designed for people and not cars. Thats why americans go to europe but europeans don't go to américa. Modern architecture is soulless.
