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Last December I was fortunate enough to be in my favorite guitar store,(the local pawn shop) and spotted a Martin 000M with a spruce top. We haggled for a few minutes and it was mine. Over time the factory tuners were less than I needed (I use a lot of open tunings) so, having seen your add in Acoustic Guitar for years I ordered the butterbean knob set for a solid peghead and had them installed by a local luthier. These are everything you advertise and more. Just holding them in my hand I could feel the density of the materials promising quality that exceeds description. It is a pleasure to play with the assurance my Waverly's provide. I would have been happy to pay twice the price (but happier not to). Thank you for enhancing an already wonderful experience with my Martin. Michael Istre, Lafayette, LA
I have a well road worn 1980 Martin D35 and the tuners were getting a little tired and so, after some research on the internet I decided to go for the Waverly Nickel tuners with Butterbean knobs.I can honestly say that they are without doubt the best tuners in the world. They do exactly what the company says and look absolutely fantastic. I had to fill a few holes from the original tuners but I believe if you have the newer Martins the bottom holes line up anyway. The result can be seen in the picture I have added. I would recommend this product to anyone and also to get them in 48hrs to the UK is outstanding.
These tuners are worth every penny for their precision, craftsmanship and appearance.
I bought those tuners to put on a Les Paul guitar I made from parts and they look stunning. I am sure those tuners will last for a long time because they seem to be pretty solid. I still need to work a little bit more on my nut to keep better tuning but once it's gonna be done I feel confident that these tuners will hold tune pretty good. Shipping was fast as always.
Bought these tuners to upgrade the stock Martin ones I had on my 2008 OM28V, and they are absolutely awesome! One thing I find curious though, StewMac states that I would need to drill new holes for the bottom mounting screw, but these are a perfect fit. I wouldn't drill new holes in my instrument, but knew I wouldn't have to as I have the Waverlys on my HD28VS slothead, made sure the specs were identical to the solid peghead ones, and basically swapped one over, and the holes line up perfectly so.. nice to know. Delivery to the UK took 2 days, absolutely amazing service (DHL Express) and even unboxing the tuners was a pleasure. Outstanding quality, absolutely the best IMHO. Thanks from the UK!
I was having problems with my guitar staying in tune. Every time I would tune it seemed like my old tuners would slip. I have read a lot of reviews on Waverly Tuners and thought I would try them. They really do what they say about them. Their price is higher, but if you like to keep your guitar in tune you need to try these.
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10 Below
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Freezing...Fahrenheit. I bought this jacket as an outer layer for my Cerium LT Hoody. This is urban wear for me folks. I used this to tackle a mountain of leaves in my backyard. It works great with an insulation layer in an already harsh Michigan winter (fall). Nighthawk it's navy; you're welcome.
Great Shell, depending on what you want.
Daniel Joo
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
If you want a fast, light and quality rain jacket, this is the one for you. Being a rock climber, I need something that will keep me dry through a flash storm but also very packable and light. This was my solution and I find myself using this jacket almost every day. Not only is it a fantastic rain jacket, it is also a great wind breaker and a layering piece. I throw this jacket over my Atom LT and it keeps me dry and warm throughout my daily commute and when I go on weekend backpacking trips, this jacket stuffs into a water bottle pocket for easy access.
With that said, this jacket is made with Gore-Tex Paclite. At first, it performs well but after heavy use, the face fabric starts to bleed through. This does not affect the water-proofness factor of the jacket, but if the face fabric bleeds, it greatly reduces the breathability of the jacket. I've already treated my jacket with DWR twice in the last 6 months. Paclite is great but if you want a truly bombproof jacket, I would recommend a better fabric, something like the Alpha LT or the SV. These jackets use better face fabric that beads the water better.
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I was a little wary of the Thalo Blue color, hoping it wasn't too light, but it looks pretty close to the picture, maybe a bit more on the blue side. Good looking color.
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Just go the Alpha LT in this color. I like this blue a lot!
Can anyone tell me why the pull tabs to...
Alexander S
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Can anyone tell me why the pull tabs to adjust the hood are on the inside of the jacket? Seems to me that this makes hood adjustment a lot more cumbersome because it requires opening the jacket, rather than if they were on the outside.Help a brother out would ya Phil?
Angus Bohanon
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It's the kind of thing that's a pain if you have to adjust it on the fly, but better in the long run. Adjust it before you need it so that it'll turn with your head, and then you won't have to mess with it. The advantage is that 1) it can't get caught on anything or flap around in the wind and 2) there's no hole for string in the outer layer of the fabric.
Alexander S
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Makes a lot of sense thanks Angus.
Phil Maher
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Yep, there you go. Angus nailed it.
"no hole for string" is awesome!
Seems good so far
Alexander S
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I'm giving it 4 out of 5 stars because I haven't tested it yet, but I'm pretty sure it'll perform to the standard that all my Arc pieces are at; we will see though. I was looking for a rain jacket and saw this on sale for 40% off in my size (medium) which is unheard of. I can't even begin to describe the knee jerk reaction to hit add to cart and checkout! I received it in the mail last week and super psyched. It is a hybrid between Gore-tex paclite and 40 denier proshell (the same material on most of my Beta AR) and the fit is pretty similar to that of the Beta. I'm 5'6" and 165 lbs and got the Medium, which fits very well. The alpha series has a wider disparity between length in the front and back, the back being an inch longer than the front. On the Beta AR it's about half and inch. I haven't used it yet, however I'm going on a 4 day trip next week and it's supposed to thunderstorm/rain every day so I'm sure I'll be able to evaluate it's water repellancy in an update that I plan on doing afterwards. The paclite material makes up most of the jacket (approx. 70%) and packs down to about 2/3 the width of a Nalgene bottle when rolled into its own hood. One thing I noticed that I was a little confused about was the pull tabs for the hood on the front are inside the jacket, which I thought was strange because it requires you to open the jacket and tighten the hood, whereas the Beta simply has them on the outside for a much faster adjustment. Maybe someone can tell me what's the reasoning behind that.
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Anyone 6'4" ish wearing this and happy with torso and sleeve length?
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Never mind, just tried on in a store (XL). Sleeve length just barely OK, torso a bit short, overall the thing is waaaaay too baggy, and I'm 220. Fits sloppy. Sticking with the EB BC-200 Large Tall.
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For your height (with a longer torso) the Theta SL is a much better choice. THey are over an inch longer in the front and rear plus a tad trimmer in the chest. You could also look at the FL series of jackets. trimmer in the chest, longer cut arms (but about the same length as the alpha SL in front and rear drop).
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Andrew Swindle
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If you are looking for a lightweight waterproof shell for use int eh backcountry, this is your go too. I like this much more than the standard Alpha SL do to the reinforced shoulders and underarms. These reinforcements are a much for anyone that will be wearing a pack over their shell. It also makes the pit zips more durable and easier to use. I am a fan and would recommend this to anyone looking for a bomber lightweight shell.
This is the jacket I've been looking for
Tom Dempsey
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I'm not a hard-core trekker or even a monthly over-nighter but I do like good equipment. I've tried not less than four hardshells in the past two years, including some of the top-rated items from Backpacker and other magazines. I have found the perfect combination of features, construction quality, durability, function and fit in the Alpha SL Hybrid. It breathes, it vents, it closes down tight as a drum, it stays put when reaching and climbing, it is quiet when moving and it is reasonably priced when on sale. I'm 6', 220 lbs, 46" chest and the XL fits perfectly. Layers over merino top and Patagonia fleece or RAB down jacket perfectly. Hood is wonderfully adjustable over either beanie or ski helmet.
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Looking into the Alpha, I'm 5'10" about 150lbs should i go for the small or medium? i don't plan on doing much layering except for a thin fleece or base layer
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i'd go with the small. the arms will fit, although the body may be a tad short. I'm 5'9.5", 160 lbs, and the small fits me well
Good minimalist design
Chuck Mabry
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The jacket has worked well over the last 9.5 months I've used it. My only minor gripe is that the zipper pulls on the exterior pockets are all but useless. If you are wearing any type of substantial glove, they are useless. Other than that, the jacket functions quite well.
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I am trying to determine whether this shell is sufficiently durable, windproof and waterproff for skiing in the Lake Tahoe area. We get lots of high 30's, low 40s type of wheater and I tend to run hot so i dont care for insulation. The temps can get in the high 20s, low 30s but rarely much colder than that in daytime.
Chuck Mabry
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I think this jacket would be fine unless you need a powder skirt (which the Alpha SL doesn't have). Other than that, I have used the jacket for about 9.5 months now as a raincoat and a winter jacket for snow and it has survived quite well. I frequently wear a backpack with it and it has shown no signs of wear in these locations at all. The only minor gripe is that the zipper pulls on the exterior pockets need to be bigger. You can't grab them with any glove thicker that a thin liner.
Austin Saari
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I've had it in 50 mph winds and 75 mph gusts on top of mount Cameron, it did just fine for me. I was wearing a mid weight baselayer and thermal underneath it too.
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So Many Arc'teryx Models:
Hello, I am looking for a primarily a ski shell that will be used 70% inbounds and 30% out of bounds . . . . there are some many Arc'teryx models with so many different labels - LV, SV, etc. Any suggestions on what might be the best one to consider.
Also, PacLite seems to be an interesting option, but unsure if it holds up in the winter conditions.
Benjamin Vincent
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For starters here is what the two letter designations mean:
SV = Severe weather
AR = all around
MX = Mixed weather
LT = light weight
SL - super light
SK = ski touring specific
FL = fast & light
see http://www.arcteryx.com/naming-scheme.aspx?EN for more information
Next you will want to determine what features you must have: pockets and where they are placed, increased breathability of the softshell vs. absolute waterproof of a hardshell, more durable materials vs. lighter weight materials, etc. As far as pacLite goes it's water/wind proof so will hold the elements at bay as good as any material, but less burly and durable than the pro shell. It won't fair as well against encounters with branches, rocks, ice, etc. If you are only headed downhill in the jacket, the ounces you save with paclight aren't really worth it in my opinion.
Any of their hard shells are going to be fine for your stated purpose, and the Venta SV would be a solid choice as a softshell. Arcteryx jackets that seem to have skiing as their primary design (read: includes powder skirt) are the Sabre, stingray, vertical, and rush jackets. Good luck and happy gear hunting!
Another initial impression
Sid Nitzerglobin
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I got mine last week and have gotten to get it out in the weather a bit since.
I was really just shooting for lightweight raingear for the late spring, summer, and early fall as I've already got a GoreTex Pro Stretch shell, a Sabre SV, and another 20k/15k ski jacket for cool/cold weather use. I was pretty set on the OR Revel to fill this role until I tried on the Alpha Hybrid (the beginning of the end). This jacket is just very well designed and constructed, as most would expect from an Arc'teryx piece. Weight wound up only a few tenths of an ounce more than the Revel and the fit and expected durability advantage of the Paclite/Pro Shell were enough of an enticement to start seriously considering dropping twice as much on this jacket over the Revel. Once I saw the Blue Galaxy colorway it was pretty much a done deal.
Fit is great in an XL, a little more volume than I need in the body and sleeves but it is in no way baggy and there's plenty of sleeve length, the front torso is long enough, and it has a slight drop tail that provides a little extra butt coverage. I can layer just about anything I own under it and would expect to be able to remain comfortable wearing this as a shell down to low single digits F provided I'm not relying on it for chin/cheek/nose coverage. My XL Atom SV actually fits under it very nicely aside from the front of the waist hanging out by ~1/2". The Atom LT pieces in XL fit under it w/ zero overhang. Between this jacket, my Atom SV, and my Sabre, I'm am now entirely convinced that art and science of ergonomic hood design has been completely perfected by Arc'teryx.
Haven't been in any monsoons in this of yet, but spending ~45 minutes in steady heavy to medium rain w/ stiff winds, it's performed exactly as I expect a GoreTex shell should as far as rain and wind resistance goes. It is much lighter weight than any of my other waterproof jackets and way more packable.
The only negatives on this one for me so far are the mediocre breathability when battened down and plastic feel against bare skin (but ~70% of it is Paclite so what do you want...), the somewhat fiddly/catchy/wimpy feeling pit zips (I'm thinking it would probably be pretty difficult to produce a jacket this waterproof and packable w/o this issue w/o it costing a lot more money however), and the price (but more often than not you do wind up getting what you pay for).
Another great piece of gear IMO, regardless of what factory it came out of.
Initial Impressions
Dave Marcus
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I received this jacket from Arc'teryx as a warranty replacement for an old jacket. It's phenomenal. Chinese-made or no (I'm looking at you, bow2852095) Arc'teryx is still the best in the biz. Hell, SkiLogik makes all their skis in China, too. No one complains about that.
Seam tolerance and attention to detail are spot on, as usual. I'm 5'10", 200lb with a 41" chest and I'm wearing a medium with room for a midweight fleece underneath. Actually, I'm wearing it right now over a medium Stoic Hadron anorak (despite the fact that it's still 78° in my living room - I suffer for you, Backcountry!) and it's completely copacetic. And, don't get the idea that the dead bird has started vanity sizing for the American market. The fit is still tailored in the torso and designed to fit the athlete. My weight is all in my legs and ass.
My medium weighs 12.77 oz (362g) instead of the 12.9 claimed. It's only a 3g difference, but it's nice to see a piece of gear weigh less than claimed, no matter how small the discrepancy. I really did weigh it, which reminds me that I need to update my spreadsheet. Don't judge.
New features include the plastic tooth zipper instead of the coil. Arc'teryx says its just as water resistant as the old zippers, but if you break a tooth, the rest of the zipper remains functional. Once you break a coil zipper, it's done.
The hood has the usual drawstrings to tighten around the face and behind the ears, but Arc'teryx added a third string at the base of the neck to pull the hood back. This fixes the problem I've always had with helmet compatible hoods: if you're not wearing a helmet and your head is not helmet-sized, even when you tighten the drawstrings, it still falls over your eyes. Bravo!
Tomorrow night will be the first night out. We're expecting rain to roll in overnight, so it should be a good test. I'll report back.
Dave Marcus
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Two month update -
The SL Hybrid has now done duty as everything from urban rain gear to backcountry shell. It's seen Rocky Mountain National Park, Mt. Beirstadt, and a couple of other local areas.
The DWR is solid and water rolls right off. The new zipper style started off a bit stiff (and still complains if it isn't lined up perfectly) but has broken in nicely. Everything works as it should, from the hood and all of its drawstrings to the pit zips.
Any questions about the durability of Paclite have been pushed way into the back of my mind. The SL Hybrid is in it for the long haul.
And, it's a hybrid, which is so hot these days.
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I owned the Alpha LT and it was as thin as a piece of paper folded in half. The only thing is that pro shell breathes better due to the backer. Now as far as durability, I cant see a jacket weighing 12.9oz using paclite vs pro shell to have much of a abrasion resistance. My question though, does your own sweat get you wet from inside out in this shell?
Dave Marcus
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I haven't sweated in it yet, so I can't say for sure. There's a school of thought that says that any WPB is not going to breath when external humidity is high.
As for durability, I sacrifice a small bit of it for weight savings. I have some 10-denier fabric down jackets that have rubbed on rocks without issue. I also have a 20-denier sleeping bag that tore easily because I forgot to trim my dogs' claws. It's all relative.
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I am 6'1.5" with a 37 sleeve...Does Arc'T come in TALL sizes? It would seem to me that gear this high tech and of such high quality that it would fit perfectly, but the size chart doesnt seem to apply to my dimensions.
Andrew Philp
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The only jacket they make in a tall size is the Alpha SV which was stocked on Backcountry.com for a short while. It is also one of the only pieces they still make in Canada. I'm 6'3" and have monkey arms. Arc'teryx sizing has always been hit or miss for me when trying to balance sleeve length and torso size. Your best bet would be to try some on or take a look at Norrona. Norrona has very long sleeves and a narrow torso (M's usually have enough sleeve length for me, but torso always dictates a L or XL) with similiar, if not higher, quality compared to Arc'teryx.
Sid Nitzerglobin
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I'm 6'2" ~185lbs w/ a 36.5" sleeve and a 44.5" chest and the XL has a bit of length to spare in the sleeve (~1/2 - 3/4"), torso is just the right length to maintain belt coverage through full RoM uncinched. The Large was a better fit in the volume of the body and sleeves but the shoulders didn't leave much room for layering underneath in the cold, and the sleeve came up an inch or two above the wrist and the waist just shy of my belly button when lifting the arms over head.
There's a bit of spare fabric in the body and sleeves, but it still fits much better than any other lightweight shell/rainwear I was looking at, doesn't bunch up w/ a pack on, and should give enough space to wear it in the dead of winter for skiing/winter backpacking if I so choose.
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6'0, 190lbs, what size am I buying?
Where's it manufactured?
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Where's it manufactured?
James Jenden
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Most of the high end Arc'Teryx stuff is made in Vancouver. This is probably the case. Whether or not it is, Arc'teryx has very strict quality control standards, and it'll be the same quality whether it's built in Canada or China.
Brandon Carlile
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The Alpha SL Hybrid is built in Arc'teryx' chinese factory.
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Still sad though, for this caliber of company and how they started, wish they would keep all in Canada. Seems like everything is being made overseas now. I have a Rab jacket, company in UK and it is also made in China.
Alexander S
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Is there really a difference in performace? The made in Canada vs. China is a common lament among Arcteryx fans and I'm not sure why. If it's politically motivated I get that however in terms of performance, I have not noticed one bit of difference between my Arc pieces that are made in Canada vs. China. The standard of the company seems to be uniform regardless of country of origin. Maybe I'm wrong, just my opinion.
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Dick Todd
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is the blue galaxy more purple or more blue
Sterling Watson
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More blue.
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The paclite material on this jacket are more purple (same purple hue seen in shoulder/arm area of teh ALPHA/BETA FL squid ink). The Pro shell parts of the jacket are the blue (olympus blue hue like the theta SL)
Sid Nitzerglobin
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So comparing this side by side to my Squid Ink Atom LT jacket the Paclite sections seem to be a brighter shade and are more definitely purple in hue. The Pro Shell sections seem to be an exact color match to my Squid Ink Atom LT (closer to a royal blue, but can still look purple based on lighting and your particular frame of mind at the moment).
I absolutely love this colorway.
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I have both, as well, and I agree with Sid's assessment. Although, I have to say the squid ink color is my favorite of the two. Maybe the best color on a hard shell jacket, ever, in my opinion. And it surprisingly goes with just about any other color. It just needs to be able to take out the trash and do my laundry. That would really make my day.


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For months now, plenty of Facebook users have yearned for Facebook to update the UI of their Android app. With the recent test build, it seems like that's exactly what Facebook is planning on doing. The new test version is at 184.108.40.206.2 and gives Facebook the "flat" style UI which looks similar to the same UI given to their Messaging app. It also looks like they've gone to a tab style where you can swipe through to your notifications, newsfeed, friend requests and messages. Check out the images after the break for a look for yourselves as well as the download link.
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When the Modernists declared that form follows function, did they really intend for the built environment to look so ... dreary? Maybe beauty is an essential building function--not just something for the interior designer to work out at the end.
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Amon defines beauty as a natural organizing principle, and believes that "beauty is a function in itself" and "a sign of connectedness" to the natural world. Her fellow presenter, Justin Good (a lecturer and the executive director of The Sanctuary at Shepardfields), defines beauty as "the perception of wholeness." It's not really in the eye of the beholder or just a matter of taste, he maintains: the vast majority of people agree on which things are beautiful and which are not.
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He explained some of the work of Christopher Alexander, including the idea that a truly sustainable building system not only has internal coherence but also harmonizes with the systems around it and all the systems within it. According to Good, when we talk about the life of a building or the life of a neighborhood, that is "not a metaphor." A building really can be alive. As defined by the two presenters, beauty is closely related to biophilia.
Alexander's is a theory of aesthetics, metaphysics, and ethics, all rolled into a rather eccentric philosophy of architecture. His theories have been applied liberally by computer programmers--and hardly at all by architects. "This is off the conceptual chart in Modernism," said Good. That was the understatement of the day.
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And yet, it all makes so much sense. Good showed us many photos juxtaposing contemporary buildings with more antiquated ones. The entryway of a cathedral compared with the entryway of a 1950s post office, for example. Every last one of us knew instantly which door we preferred if we wanted to get out of a thunderstorm. How have these apparently universal emotional responses been stripped out of everyday architecture? After all, don't most people become architects because they are good at both math and art? What happens to the art bit after you graduate?
Aside from unwittingly helping bring object-oriented computer programming into being, Alexander is also known for a 1982 debate he had with postmodernist Peter Eisenman. People seem to remember this debate mainly because Alexander dropped the f-bomb. Twice. My curiosity piqued by Good's talk, I read a transcript of the debate and discovered that Eisenman thinks the cathedral at Chartres is "boring." Huh.
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More intriguingly, Eisenman expresses the belief (he pretends his belief is just his own personal taste, but no one is fooled) that architecture should make people uncomfortable. That it should reflect our alienation from the natural world rather than providing a respite from alienation. (So much for my warm bubble bath, or at least its architectural equivalent.) Alexander believes the opposite, and does not try to pass it off as a groundless personal opinion. He is unabashedly prescriptive. Interesting, since in the end I think Alexander's system of thought is much more open-minded than Eisenman's.
But I am a writer, not an architect. I am new to BuildingGreen, and my study of postmodernism in school was all about deconstruction--the kind you do to literary texts, not buildings. So I'm curious how architects react to the idea that beauty is an essential building function--and also to the idea that beauty as a primary function of architecture has been mostly stripped out of contemporary design. Is that an overstatement?
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Perhaps it is really just a matter of taste. Do beauty and biophilia really have to map so closely? Maybe the 1950s post office--or, to be more fair, the St. Mary's Cathedral pictured above--is just as attractive as Chartres, and we're only clinging to some outdated Romantic concept of beauty. On the other hand, there is a lot of research showing the tangible, measurable advantages of biophilic buildings, including a recent study about improved health outcomes in hospitals that allow better access to sunlight and the outdoors.
How does beauty come into your everyday work? Do you think the built environment should foster a connection to nature? Or should it reflect our alienation from nature, as a reminder that all is not well with the world? Or perhaps you think beauty and nature are not inherently connected. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.
Paula, I think you bring up a great point with St. Mary's photo: "Does it look alive?" It certainly doesn't. It doesn't even look cohesive. I think the majority of us appreciate spaces that feel alive/mimic the natural world in some way - patterns, textures, proportions, and shapes, to name a few.
As a feng shui consultant, I have learned how ancient philosophies and practices still resonate in today's world, perhaps even more so. Research proves that our environments impact our behavior and well-being. Inhabiting spaces that are built WITH nature creates a much more fulfilling experience.
In my home, I certainly want to foster a feeling of comfort and safety, and offer respite and shelter for my family. I am certain that most people do not need to be challenged or reminded of our struggles with our environment when the day is almost over, at least within the context of their home's design. As a study, such a home may validity; but as a residence, what could be less sustainable than constructing a home that no one will enjoy living in? Public spaces, outdoors or in, would be a different discussion, I think.
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Bill, perhaps Modernism has been used as an excuse in some cases for making cheap, ugly buildings. But it does seem to me that the more iconic Modernist buildings have an appealing aesthetic, even though they do not normally follow natural forms or incorporate biophilia. I guess part of the question is whether the word "beauty" can be used in this limited way.
The questions discussed in the talk were at a pretty abstract level, not really making claims about particular buildings or design choices—more about the philosophical assumptions that underlie design choices, and how those assumptions affect the spaces we build and the occupants of those spaces. Do you think contemporary design has moved away from the stricter Modernist philosophical assumptions? If so, where has it gone, and why? What are the new assumptions being made?
Beauty certainly need not be left to the end. However a building must function to exist. A good Architect can consider both, and knows when each one should be prioritized.
I am an architect and would love to give you my opinion.
Beauty is an essential building function -- It certainly should be. I agree with Alexander that buildings should make you feel comfortable. If we are to make the correlation between buildings and nature, I think many would agree of the inherent beauty in nature. Could/should/ought our buildings reflect that same beauty? Nature is so very functional, yet beautiful too.
Beauty as a primary function stripped out of contemporary design -- This might be an overstatement. There is still quite a bit of beautiful architecture out there. Have we as architects maybe gotten lazy or lax? Definitely. Is it across the board? No. There are still those out there trying to meld beauty and functionality.
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When I speak of greener buildings, I always make the case that the space, the building, the finishes need to be beautiful. Beauty is not merely visual, but also acoustic, kinesthetic and more. The space needs to feel good, the finishes need to be attractive, comfortable, supporting of health and they need to be durable.
If beauty is left out, the space or place will not be cared for, will not win the hearts of the users and will be neglected or replaced - neither is a good deal for sustainability. If the space or place is loved, supports the users, looks good even after years of hard use, cleans well and appeals to the senses (all of them), and functions well it will be a durable and a long-lasting, sustained place.
Beauty is necessary in the equation; part of the design, not an afterthought and not the driver.
This is a good topic to consider as the times are tough. Briefy, most players in the built environment are not advocates of beauty except as a side issue. They don't like ugly. But financial forces, Building Contractors, Real Estate Brokers and some clients do not place a value on beauty beyond "curb appeal". Lots of that please but keep the costs down.
As an Architect of 35 years my idea of beauty is that it comes from the core principals of spacial organization, materials selections, light and shade, and even symbolism in forms. Human ritual and contemporary contexts can be developed in beautiful ways. It is easy to know when a space is comfortable and pleasant when you are there. That is a kind of beauty. It is easy to know when a structure is interesting to look at and attracts the viewer with meaning and scale. That is an environmental integration of the best kind.
To the extent that all parts of the built environment impact the "natural" world for better or worse, they matter more than we know. It is our duty to sing as beautifully as we can amidst the fog of developments that are built without a beauty component and thereby humanize a brutal process.
Beauty and Happiness - One of the books on this topic that I have really enjoyed for its content as well as its literary feel is Alain de Botton's "The Architecture of Happiness".
This is something I grapple with a lot as an architect. My flippant answer is to look beyond style or era and simply ask how the building or the space or the detail feels. Beautiful is only one option here. The Holocaust museum in DC is not necessarily beautiful but it manages to capture some very powerful emotional content. I have been in some modernist buildings that have made me feel gloriously uplifted. I have felt the same in some very old buildings. I think how we repond emotionally to architecture is paramount even if that emotion is somewhat nostalgic. Even if the space is simply a bathroom. Even if the emotion is not joyous.
Great thread to start as a traditional farmers son from Dorset in the UK, this is why I started designing and making my own timber frame buildings. Predominantly architects look at vernacular local buildings and forget that that "chocolate box cottage" was built using readilyavailable local renewable materials, out of necessity from not having the energy for centralised local production or for material conversion. This developed local styles where form followed function and developed character and beauty. Local self build could assist in reestablishing this vernacular paradigm and revitalise neighbourhoods and artisan skills. greenwoodfutures.co.uk
I often wonder what the world would be like if modern architects had followed someone like Gaudi instead of LeCorbusier or Brutalism. The conceit and desire to make the built world emulate machines rather than nature has created barren, ugly environments, made architecture irrelevant to most people and has left nature in crisis.
Beauty like nature is a primary need, it should be part and parcel of any design and should be woven into the design as much a function. Function alone, makes you wish you were dead.
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