This got me thinking, it's about feminine architecture

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the female form

Maybe this is the wrong topic to post it in, but it just made me think, when women compete in very male areas of life, do they just emulate the accepted 'male' view? Or is there no such thing anyway?

and I didn't konw Las Vegas waas the designo foa woman.

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don't know much about this, but there was a post on feministing recently about women architects

I'm thinking of The Gherkin after reading that. Thanks for the link. If irc Germaine Greer has written quite a lot on architecture.

I think I remember reading something ages ago (hazy), but not sure what would make a building more feminine. With regard to skyscrapers, they make it possible to accommodate a lot using a much smaller ground space, but they are always going to look like willies. I don't know how it would differ whether it was a male or female designer.

zaha hadid does beautiful architecture,really bold big fluid forms

Thanks sm - I was thinking Islamic/Asian architecture tends to be very different to our phalic stuff.

Thanks for the links, was good reading.

Am off to look up Zaha Hadid now.

But befoer I go, I just read the first comment left on that blog I linked to in the OP, OMG, I want to reply with something witty and stinging but can't tihnk of anything, anyone else care to? Or is a reaction what dawnpiper wants?

wow, just looked up Zaza Hadid, it's beautiful.
That first comment on the blog was definitely snotty, probably looking for a reaction.