#Arhitect

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life lately

[beastkaiju]

ah ye on that arhitect wolf meet Al, a new comfort oc :3

[annie-baynton]

Скетчики из телеграм канала (⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠)◜⁠✧

Телеграм основная социальная сеть, где публикую свои работы, там много скетчей, спойлеров к работам, и арты выходят раньше. Так же есть возможность задать интересующие вопросы автору. С нетерпением жду вас там, если стало интересно!✨

Telegram is the main social network where I publish my works, there are a lot of sketches, spoilers for the works, and the art comes out earlier. There is also the opportunity to ask questions to the author. I look forward to seeing you there if you are interested!✨

[blogging4u]

Architect in Lucknow | Aplus Design

Ar. Anurag Soni founded A+Design Architects at Gomti Nagar Lucknow in 2012. With a strong desire to break away from traditional models and be the best architect and interior designer in Lucknow, our team of architects and designers works tirelessly to create projects that stand out due to their unique approach to design, detail, involving cutting-edge technology.

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[beastkaiju]

i been awoken from my void slumber

@beastkaiju because you mentioned sn-ow being cute :3c He would have a permanent ":3" smile

[infintasmal]

SERVAL - Childhood, Expectations and Choice

Serval: We didn't speak all that much... You know how it is, I can only talk to Dad for so long before I start losing it.

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Gepard: Taking care of yourself is hard enough under these circumstances. let alone if you have a brother to look after. I know it can't have been easy. Gepard: ...Zino, right? Rescued Boy: Yes, Mr. Captain! Gepard: You're still young, so you need to stay under your sister's wing. But when you grow up, remember to use what you've learned to protect her. Gepard: Be there when she needs you, and listen to her when she feels vulnerable. She'll do the same for you.

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Serval: I've always found it hard to handle complex relationships... be it Cocolia or my family.

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Serval: Firstly, even though I am the eldest daughter of the Landau family, I was actually kicked out of the family a long time ago. All that stuff about prestigious family... it's long been a distant memory. Serval: Secondly, you and I are really not that different. You see, we actually have similar life experiences. We are both genius technicians who can't fit in with the military, and we are both forced to get out and work on our own...

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"Did you not hear me? Don't go there ever again! What could you possibly be learning from those commoners!" "But I've never heard any of the stories they tell about Belobog before..."

She pulled her brother behind her, denying him the chance to talk back. "You are both Landaus! One day, you'll face hard choices. Especially you, Serval."

She knew that her brother did nothing wrong, but she couldn't think of a rebuttal. She went to bed angry after the argument, vowing to herself: "I will be a grown-up one day. And when that day comes, I will make choices..." "My own choices..."

If you were to ask Serval if she thought her childhood was abusive, she would say no. Sure, she's been smacked for talking back and grabbed when she tried to storm off, not to mention the yelling and fighting, but that's just how it was. Her father had a temper and Serval had a penchant for testing it. They were raised with overwhelming expectations, that's just the way things go in the Landau house.

Now, that's not to say Serval thought this method of child rearing was okay, in fact it's because of this that she takes such care with her siblings, to make up for it. But she would be more likely to admit that they were abused before ever admitting that about herself. On some level, she probably realizes that her childhood was not justifiable or normal, but it's a difficult conversation for her to have. She'll feel ungrateful and interject that she instigated things most of the time and it would have been fine if she had behaved.

Serval is the first born of the Landau family and there were plans for her upbringing long before she was born. The Landau family has always served the Supreme Guardian, members of The Arhitects following Qlipoth, and the shields of Belobog. That position has been handed down to each generation, preserved throughout the passage of time. There was no question to what their childhood would entail. And this duty was not limited to just Serval, as the eldest. It was both the eldest girl and eldest boy, Gepard, who would carry the torches onward.

When Serval was a child, she was exceptionally bright, easily impressing her teachers and tutors. Her education was rigurous, not just in academics but in martial training. She was decent enough when it came to the physical aspect but where she really shined was in the classroom. She had an endless curiosity for anything science related and so the decision to groom her for Belobog's research department was an easy one. Her field was in developing weapons and other devices to help stave off the Fragmentum, the tools Gepard would use.

While Gepard was destined to become the shield, then Serval would become the scroll, both standing on either side of the Supreme Guardian, in service to her as trusted advisors. Had everything gone to plan, Serval would have gone on to become the Head of the research divisions and Cocolia's academic advisor while Gepard would lead the Silvermane guard and serve as a military advisor.

(I also want to note that I don't mention Lynx's part in all this because I think she was more of an.. accessory child, if that makes sense. The elders would take specific positions and while Lynx received the same education, training, and still bore the weight of the Landau name, her expectations were more generalized.)

But of course, Serval threw a wrench in all that with her constant need to question things. Serval was impudent from the very beginning. She was full of energy and endless questions and hated arbitrary rules like "because I said so" or "because that's just the way things are". The Landau's are known for their stubbornness but Serval takes it up a notch by also inheriting her father's temper. But while her outbursts were often over perceived injustices and frustration, his were over the disrespect she showed both to her parents and to The Preservation. (think telling your very religious parents you don't want to go to catholic school) She would not go along with traditions, sought change and improvement and the freedom to make her own choices and discovery and to her parent's, that ideology went against the very nature of Preservation.

The secondary expectation for Serval, beyond her role in the government was to be the head of family. She was to mind her siblings and ensure that they followed their parent's instructions. And when they were all grown, Serval would take over her mother's responsibility of handling the Landau's affairs. They're a noble family and with that comes a lot of social expectations and legacy to uphold. Knowing what families to mingle with, how to manage their fortune, and how to stay ahead of the curve, all of that would come to Serval. But if Serval had no respect for the traditions of the Landau, then how could she be expected to take over.

Serval would often come to head with her father over her rebellion, she asked too many questions, snuck out of the house, and let her scientific curiosity lead her to taking apart the family electronics. And this behavior began to influence her siblings. We see in the light cone, Landau's Choice that a young Gepard has snuck out and was interacting with people from a lower social class, specifically, he was listening to stories about Belobog's history which seems to go further back then what they are currently learning, angering their (likely but not named) father. We can see a smashed flower vase in the background, suggesting that the altercation became violent or at the very least that their father's temper can become physical. Serval, a few years older than Gepard, stands in front of him with her arms outstretched as if to create a wall between him and her father. A shield. And while Gepard looks frightened and teary eyed, Serval appears angry and defiant. The flavor text describes that Serval is denying Gepard the chance to talk back and says nothing throughout the altercation. At this point in her life (she looks 8-10 here), she understands how to behave around their parents. And while Serval might have talked back, she would have suffered further consequences for it and she does not want Gepard to make that mistake.

The father then goes on to reiterate the nature of the family name and the hard choices that come with it. And he emphasizes that between the two children, Serval will be the one to deal with those choices the most. Now he could be referring to hard decisions concerning the family, like the decision to disown your child should they become a disgrace. But I really think he was referring to her career path. In fact, choice comes up a lot in Belobog's quest, most notably Cocolia's choices, painted as the tough choices a leader must make and Bronya's choice to rebel against this and pick a different path.

(this is where i might be confused about things bc my brain is a lil slow rn, it either makes sense or was super obvious to everyone but me. or im stretching. vote for your favorite reason.)

Gepard is described as Cocolia's right hand and the shield of belobog. The right hand of a leader is a trusted, public position. They ensure the leader's reputation, advice them, and above all they carry out their will. However, while the term 'left hand of a leader' is rarely used, when it is, it generally refers to a more secretive role. This is the hand that carries out the leader's will in secret, things that the general public should never be privy to. Their role is more akin to that of a spy or assassin, while the right is often a military leader. This was Serval's destined role.

*The role of the Landau's in Belobog has always been that of the protectors, serving the Supreme Guardian all the way back to their founder. They are a military family. But if that's the only purpose they serve, the pressure would have been solely on Gepard as the one to pursue martial training in school rather than academics. (And yes, maybe Serval could have done that instead -- I don't know how gender roles work in Belobog outside of the Guardianship being matriarchal but there are a whole lot of dudes in the Silvermane Guards. And out of the Belobog characters we have, (excluding Hook bc child and Clara bc Svarog is the one who fights in her kit) Seele is the only nonacademic and non support role playable chara. Serval is the only other non support role chara but her actual role in society is an academic, so her fighting is a game mechanic not necessarily a reflection of her as a person.) So if the Landau's primary function in society is that of the military, when is there so much emphasis on Serval's role? And why wouldn't all of the Landau children be put in the Guard?

We see in Svarog's records that throughout history, there have been researchers who have either discovered the truth or been told about it and such realizations were kept secret by the Supreme Guardian. The original researcher is confiding in the younger research about his findings and she laments that they have to bury this secret. The Architects have been trying to find a way to destroy the Stellaron ever since.

Serval was already part of a select group of people that knew about the Stellaron's existence and through her research, she was able to connect the Fragmentum with the Stellaron but had yet to discover one was the cause of the other through Alisa Rand's efforts. She was put on the path of destroying the Stellaron, as the researchers in the past had done, but was not told that it was the source of the Fragmentum. I think (I might be confused about things, bare with me) that had Cocolia not been corrupted by the Stellaron and convinced to protect it, Serval might have been told the truth. And her life would have been spent researching a way to destroy it, perhaps as the Landau's have always done. The young researcher we see in Svarog's records has blonde hair and we know those Landau genes are strong.

If this is the case, Serval's choice may have eventually been to keep the secret, not just of the Stellaron but of the fragmentum and Alisa's wish. To choose Preservation over the truth. But Serval is a pathstrider for Erudition, for knowledge, and has always behaved as thus. So perhaps her father feared more than social embarrassment was that his daughter would not pick Preservation. But Cocolia buried the truth and expelled Serval before she could find out on her own. The cause of her expulsion was covered up. And then she was disowned by the Landau's, perhaps not because she had lost a job but because she had made the wrong choice.

But what her parent's didn't see, is that Serval has always upheld the shield's value, but through truth rather than ignorance. She challenged the rules not because she wanted anarchy but because they should be reevaluated so that her siblings need not suffer under them. She did the rebelling, she drew their parents ire in order to protect her siblings. She stands in the way. Instead of holding the shield, she becomes one. Instead of protecting tradition, she's protecting the people that tradition is supposed to serve.

And maybe keeping Alisa's wish a secret protected people but maybe what they were preserving wasn't the people but the lie. The only person it truly protected was Alisa, as the hero of the story. And maybe if the people had known, instead of succumbing to hopelessness at the loss of their hero, they could have fought to preserve the city and their lives while working together to seek freedom from the Eternal Freeze. It's hard to break tradition and risk rejection, but sometimes you have to make hard choices.

*This expectation of choice and the misconstruction of the role of Preservation comes through both in the plot and also in Serval's childhood. Through years of corruption or misguided intentions, the pinnacle families of Belobog began preserving tradition rather than the safety of their citizens (Just as the Landau's used abusive measures to preserve the honor of their name rather than the purpose they are meant to serve) and ultimately that helped the voice of the Stellaron undermine the Guardian's Will that was trying to uphold the Architect's original design and purpose -- to protect the people of Belobog and destroy the Stellaron. Serval's rebellion and subsequent expulsion by Cocolia was a catalyzing event, it's the first personal sacrifice Cocolia makes, to throw away her best friend. it's why Bronya tells the AE crew to seek out Serval after speaking with Svarog, because that action is the first notable sign of corruption, that Cocolia is preserving the Stellaron intentionally. We see memories of before that, Cocolia deciding to close off the Underworld and sending soldiers out to fight the fragmentum, but these are decisions that are easily disguised as being 'for the people'. While not right by any means, they're not decisions that are personally tied to Cocolia as a person. Serval is the first person who 'has no place in the future they're trying to design' because she's seeming to pick erudition over preservation, because she would pick the truth over the lies. But in the end, it's that act of truth that restrengthens the Guardian's Will and the connection to Preservation, a refocus on protecting the people rather than the status quo.

*(I also think it's interesting to note that Serval's music interest is a revival of ancient Belobog music, again, reviving the way Belobog was before they lost sight of their goal. Like bringing back old protest music because we've forgotten what the original message was.)

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Former Cinema Oituz Onesti, Romania Built in 1964 Arhitect Dorin Gheorghe Artists Sandra Stratilat, Eugen Patras, Florin Pirvulescu Mosaic panel executed at the Chemical Plant Tarnaveni (c) BACU https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqi3o6WssAz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[beastkaiju]

i only said ill just remake the skeleton of the architects cause ye too much to talk on that department i said bet F IT you just get this

have fun to use this on whatever kick something with this throw it somewhere

[socialistmosaics]

Former Cinema Oituz Onesti, Romania Built in 1964 Arhitect Dorin Gheorghe Artists Sandra Stratilat, Eugen Patras, Florin Pirvulescu Mosaic panel executed at the Chemical Plant Tarnaveni (c) BACU @_ba_cu #socialistmodernism #socialistmosaics #_ba_cu #socmonumentalart #socheritage https://www.instagram.com/p/CMsfkuysTCC/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[annie-baynton]

[obsessedwiththedragonprince]

Se4 ep5 thoughts

I am backk. Didn't really have time these last days but here i am.

As much as I'm interested in the main plot and Aaravos' era incoming, i first need to know what happened in the camp after architect put out the fire.

Honestly such a beautiful funeral? Simple and tranquil.

Rayla u can't come back after two years and act like nothing happened! I mean i know she says how much things changed but she really hurt him.

Our boy is cryingg. Random but we haven't really got an answer on whether she was unbanished? Also I need to see some Ethari. Like now.

I really like that even tho Soren is a comic relief most of the time, they didn't make him dumb.

I kinda don't get why Viren got so desperate to practically beg that creature? Only excuse i can find is his fascination and obsession with magic. Otherwise they just did it for comic relief I'm sure is coming. I just feel it. Building it up and then an anticlimactic 'surprise'.

Yep. There it is. Viren just being tired of their shit is so funny to me. He didn't ask to be brought back. Can't he just go back to being dead in peace?

I really liked Soren-Zubeia bonding moment. So cute?? And she appreciates his wit!

Ahhhh what happened with the elf??? From the camp? The arhitect is hurt okay but. Aaaa. Imagine just. Being him. And believing that your mother's spirit/soul is lost forever. I want answers! Also Amaya-Gren moments are always so wholesome i love them.

Dunno why but it's surprising to see Zubeia as an active figure. I feel like those in power are often shown as these really passive figures. Idk.

Lmaoo I'm loving these guardians/doormen or whatever they are. 'We accept your argument.'

Their guide is really givin me gollum vibes from Hobbit. Viren's exasperation continues.

'Infuriate him and...' 'You'll probably die.'

Love how Soren connects with everyone he spends two minutes with. I have a hunch which may be completely wrong but that this hole is the entrance?

We're back to the camp! Yayyy! Where. Is. The. Elf. That's literally all I'm asking for.

Soren being observant about people's emotions? Yes. Giving advice? I feel sth anticlimatic coming again. His lecturing reminded me of Zuko's silver sandwich.

Aren't they trying to lay low? A campfire? Really?

O.M.G. yes. It's not always just love trouble (even tho it's that also). Another PTSD moment. Honestly when he said 'You know, when he took over my whole body and used me like a puppet,' sounded like he was talking to every screenwriter ever. One of those posts on here or insta or just anywhere ranting about how there are consequences and ptsd after stuff like this.

Wish it lasted longer tho.

I kinda hope this lil dragon adopts Soren. He deserves his own animal companion.(did u notice everyone has one? Like Rayla has that monkey-y thingy which i shamefully forgot the name of, Ezran has Zym and regretfully passed Bait to Callum which not okay you can have two animals and share love equally?)

Oh Soren is captureddd. Myb thrown into the hole/may-be-entrance-hunch-thingy?

Do these drangons have like rattlesnake tail horns/antlers?

[astrobiscuits]

hi! i don’t know if my ask went through or not if not here it is again :)

my question is what is the best career choice for me?

thank you so much in advance 🩷

have a good day/night :)

@orangelover-21

Hii darling❤️

I see a multi-talented individual here! You've got the curiosity of a cat, which makes you interested in subjects like mathematics, psychics, engineering and astronomy, but you've also got an artistic flair to you, especially when it comes to your career. You need a career that will fulfill your emotional needs of exploration, where you feel that you will acquire plenty of new knowledge. Expressing your unique pattern of thought is essential in your future career, as you're probably going to revolutionize the domain you'll choose. One of your greatest strengths is your sensitivity to the outer environment and the ability to beautify it.

The best careers for you are: aerospace engineer, astronomer, meteorologist, water quality specialist, oceanographer, app developer, arhitect, dance director (for universities, movies, theaters, commercials, tv shows), astrologer, tarot reader

Hope that was helpful!❤️❤️

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Reabilitarea patrimoniului construit. Teorie și tehnică

autor • Rodica Crișan

ISBN • 978-606-94837-9-4

editura • Ozalid

colecția • Academia

Rodica Crișan este arhitect și profesor universitar la Universitatea de Arhitectură și Urbanism „Ion Mincu” (UAUIM) din București, unde predă „reabilitare” de aproape 30 de ani, fiind autorul primului curs universitar în domeniu din România, introdus în anul universitar 1994-1995. Are un doctorat în arhitectură, cu tema Reabilitarea fondului locativ urban vechi. O metodă integrativă de evaluare, finalizat în 1998. Tot la UAUIM, a coordonat module didactice și a predat cursuri în cadrul unor programe de studii postuniversitare în domeniul reabilitării. A desfășurat o bogată activitate de cercetare în domeniul reabilitării, dedicată în principal arhitecturii istorice minore și locuirii urbane tradiționale din România extracarpatică, materialelor și tehnicilor de construire tradiționale, degradării construcțiilor istorice (cu accent particular pe umiditatea patologică a zidăriilor vechi), precum și teoriei reabilitării construcțiilor istorice.

Cartea sintetizează cunoștințele acumulate de autoare pe parcursul a aproape 30 de ani de predare și cercetare personală în domeniul reabilitării patrimoniului construit. Născut din dorința de a împ��rtăși aceste cunoștințe, volumul se adresează viitorilor arhitecți, formatorilor de viitori arhitecți, precum și profesioniștilor implicați în decizii ce privesc clădiri existente și proiecte de reabilitare. Autoarea argumentează necesitatea formării unei atitudini care să favorizeze reutilizarea patrimoniului construit, ca alternativă rațională la demolare, în consonanță cu preocupările actuale privind protecția mediului, conservarea identităților culturale locale și, nu în ultimul rând, în acord cu practicile internaționale curente. Totodată, volumul furnizează cunoștințele teoretice și tehnice necesare formării specializate pentru reabilitarea fondului construit, abordând acele probleme particulare prin care reproiectarea construcțiilor existente – și mai cu seamă a celor istorice – diferă substanțial de proiectarea clădirilor noi.

Prima parte a volumului este dedicată aspectelor teoretice ale reabilitării, bazându-se pe experiența țărilor în care astfel de intervenții sunt de mult o practică obișnuită, precum și pe observații personale. A doua parte a volumului detaliază principalele probleme tehnice inerente reabilitării, concentrându-se pe degradarea clădirilor și pe tratamentele aferente unor diverse tipuri de patologii.

Cartea a apărut cu sprijinul Ordinului Arhitecților din România din timbrul arhitecturii.

[beastkaiju]

sorry hand slipped

Y'all get calm To-Ken, as a treat