PINPOINTED ACCUARCY

 Amazingly, there have not been too many issues with how one perceives a certain body of material. There have been multiple interpretations as to how one should stabilize it once presented with other objects but never really questioned on what substance to start it off with in terms of its aesthetic. Coordination and precision are obliged however, and that, is where I'm getting at.


Coordination is a stepping stone for how something will be set in stone in accordance with something else, yet, internally, the constructs must also be considered. Take example cement columns, they need steel bars intertwined within in order to resist the environment and especially impacts caused by people. If not applied with such restricted rules, the material would collapse even before it gets fully built. We must place things in a certain pattern, whether it be symmetric or asymmetric.


Another important trait to bring awareness to is the precision and aesthetic tone of what material will be used for the construct. Will the wooden house be made of Cedar? Will its surface layer be plated with Teak wood? Will it have the capabilities of sticking together without causing any conflicts? This is all essential to know and must be treated with delicacy and respect. Take the thermal baths as another great example. If it was built out of Oak wood it wouldn't last a week without it being coated with some sort of stain or sealants ,and even then the water would slip through the cracks and create mold causing multitudes of health problems for all who indulge in it. It would also lose its aesthetic smoothness and appeal to the general public.


Set in stone ,we have to abide by certain key elements of building. Consider the texture, tone, movement, weight, color, friction, density, etc. if we are to truly create generational masterpieces. This is why it is important to consider every little thing put into a structure because just one column or one missing piece wall and maybe even just a crack ,could cause everything to ultimately crumble in shambles. The greatest works of life took dedication and passion to accomplish the feats they've so desperately longed to achieve.

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