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请想象一下,当伦佐·皮亚诺在1998年普利兹克奖领奖致辞开始时,称自己为从事世界上第二古老的职业而自豪的那一刻(他对菲亚特林格托工厂的改造项目是本期的开篇之作),场下的观众是多么尴尬。他随即开始解释,人类的第一个职业是寻找食物。接下来,建造一处窝棚、而不是被动地接受大自然赐予的栖息地,很快就成了人类生活中至关重要的一个方面。为了实现它,就要尽可能充分地利用有限的资源。这就是建筑的主要目标之一。直至今日,多年来形成的风俗和技巧都印证了一点:好的建筑永远是可持续的。明白了这一点,就不难看出,在今天,只有商业
Imagine when Renzo Piano, at the start of the Pritzker Prize 1998 speech, declared himself proud of being the second-oldest profession in the world (his revamp of the Fiat Lingeto plant Project is the beginning of this issue), how awkward the audience is. He then began to explain that the first human occupation was finding food. Next, building a shack, rather than passively accepting nature’s habitat, has quickly become a crucial aspect of human life. In order to realize this, it is necessary to make the most of the limited resources available. This is one of the main goals of the building. As of today, the customs and techniques developed over the years confirm one thing: good architecture is always sustainable. Understand this point, it is not hard to see that in today, only commercial