© Jason Pickleman.
More is the essence of a good work……more options………more optimism…………more fun.
—Will Alsop, Architect
MÁS es PROGRESO.
Hay un punto de motivación inherente a la persona humana que busca el progreso. El progreso significa que, cada día, MÁS avances tecnológicos e ideas innovadoras llegan a MÁS gente. Y para ello los conceptos actuales, se analizan una vez MÁS para lograr mejoras. En estos tiempos, nos hemos dado cuenta que en ese análisis de las ideas y tecnologías actuales se debe incorporar el concepto de que una mejora que no es sostenible en el tiempo no es una mejora. Aquellas innovaciones que a corto plazo proporcionan una solución válida mientras que crean un problema mayor para el futuro NO son progreso. Solamente aquellas que se basan en un desarrollo sostenible se pueden considerar una mejora desde un punto de vista global. MÁS sostenibilidad, MÁS innovación, MÁS mejoras, MÁS ideas y conceptos novedosos.
MÁS es PROGRESO.
—Alberto Ansorena, Engineer
More is never enough.
—Pedro Pablo Arroyo, Architect
MÁS es el valor añadido, lo que marca la diferencia , lo que nos hace elegir y mover.
—Xavi Ayala, Architecture student
More is the future. There’s always More.
—Mateu Baylina, Architect
More AND Less; Less more than naught; More less than most.
—Lynn Becker, Architecture critic
MORE is a barometer of progress–it’s a means of relating what we create or discover to what previously existed or what was already known.
—Ken Byron, Scientist
More with less!
Less is more?
More is less!
More with less
More with light
More dreamy
More freedom
—Alberto Campo Baeza, Architect
MORE is how we got into this mess; it is also the answer to getting out.
—Jacob Chartoff, Designer
More rhythm.
The more conscious we are of the rhythms we create, the more we understand our effect on the world. I see rhythm as anything that generates vibration, or a fluctuation in time. We experience rhythms at different frequencies, different intervals, different volumes, and with varying amounts of reverb. They bounce off one another, redirect, and mesh into new rhythms. A study was recently conducted where sounds in a typical household were recorded and analyzed. They found that every sound or vibration we hear is in a major or minor key. How do we tune ourselves and our environments around us? Can we intuitively tune these rhythms or do they tune us? Do all the answers lie within the rhythm of our breath? Buddhist monks spend lifetimes focusing on this one thing. The more we investigate these rhythms, the more we can affect the world.
—Ryan Clark, Musician
More is the essence of real estate development – that is why we need planning.
—Jon DeVries, University Program Director
Quiero ser: Más real, Más auténtico, Más poético, Más libre, Más amoroso, Más cálido, Más sabroso, Más diverso, Más sobrio, Más polifacético.
Quiero dar: Más mundo, Más energía, Más color, Más espontaneidad, Más sabor a la vida, Más contraste.
Espero que haya: Más conocimiento, Más humanidad, Más tecnología, Más investigación, Más estudio, Más planeamiento, Más ciudad, Más encuentros, Mas reuniones, Mas recreo, Más interacción.
—Rodrigo Díaz, Architect
Mo:re is modernism remixed.
More DoCoMoMo, more public culture and more FOOD.
—Andrew Dribin, Designer
MORE disciplines involved in design. MORE is the opposite of SILOS. MORE is comprehensive, collaborate teams coming together to solve the complex problems we face in this century.
—Philip Enquist, Urban Designer
MORE describes a process whereby plausible thoughts and intuitions are continuously projected, sometimes in contradictory ways relative to previous ones, but always aimed at creating new scenarios and configurations.
—Doug Garofalo, Architect
More research, more design, more conversation, and most of it, more fun.
—Iker Gil, Architect
“Women are more reasonable…” Jean Luc Godard
—Thomas Girard, Art Director
LESS of MORE.
—Adam Goss, Filmmaker
More (and more varieties of) public spaces for architectural exhibition.
—Sharon Haar, Architect
Yes is More.
—Bjarke Ingels, Architect
MORE is an aspiration in action.
Wanting MORE. Creating MORE. Doing MORE. It’s a constructive addition to what you already have. At least it should be.
—Jessica Lybeck, Designer
MORE is a four letter word.
Less is not more; just enough is more.
Now more than ever, ‘more’ has come to convey indulgence, quantity, and embellishment beyond necessity…it is unaffordable.
—Joe Marianek, Graphic Designer
MORE is loud.
—Julie Michiels, Designer
Digital media envelopes our daily lives, becoming more and more readily available and incorporated into architectural space, but has this integration enhanced society’s understanding of architectural space?
Can ABSENT ARCHITECTURE (digital video representation of architecture) bring awareness to both the profession and a broader audience leading to increased perceptions of the value of the designed environment?
Architecture IN MOTION is MORE.
—Red Mike, Filmmaker
MORE is neither positive nor negative; rather it is a neutral adjective that addresses relative quantity. Its enhanced meaning and value as a concept, beyond the quantitative, derives from that with which it is associated (such as: more of something positive or more of something negative).
—Steve Montgomery, Architect
MORE is the time I keep using, every day, using it up more and more and at the end of a day I sleep (for a time) and wake and do it again, working, thinking, drinking, loving, aging, every day becoming older, becoming wiser, er, er, er, and it’s this wisdom that hints to me there’s more of this to come, more time, but it’s indefinite, this wisdom, this amount of time and when I awake tomorrow, I’d like it to be a more specific.
—Paul Mougey, Writer
More…
more, more, more…
no more!
We have enough.
We need to learn to use what we have more effectively.
—John Nelson, Architect
“Less is More” Mies van der Rohe.
—María Ochoa, Architect
MORELESS.
—Jason Pickleman, Graphic Designer
MORE is innovation.
—Ana Ramírez, Translator
MORE is what we want.
I want MORE.
—Lara Rivero, Architect
MORE (sometimes) is less.
—Jesús Rodríguez, Engineer
No + sectorismo creativo. No + separación entre arte y vida. No + fracturas.
+ emociones + satisfacción + fuentes de energía creativa + experiencias interdisciplinarias + búsqueda + transmisión del aprendizaje adquirido + provocación + trabajo + experimentación + pensadores en movimiento + filosofía en tránsito + significado + revolución + pasión por las ideas + espacio para pensar.
—Beatriz Roncero, Creative Partner
MORE MOER MREO MEOR MERO MROE
OMER OMRE OERM ORME OREM OEMR
REMO REOM ROME ROEM RMOE RMEO
EROM ERMO EMOR EMRO EOMR EORM…
MAKE MORE USE LESS.
—Karla Sierralta & Brian Strawn, Architects
MORE time!
—Brian Weatherford, Architect