REGULATING LINES

We should have read the article and given our opinion.

Although we're still getting used to reading architectural articles, it's really interesting.

Here is my answer to the article "regulating lines":

«The "regulating lines" is a geometric guide that helps architects create harmony, proportion, and order in buildings. Lines establish unity and visual clarity, as certain ratios, like the Golden Ratio, are naturally pleasing. 

The author points to historical architecture, like ancient temples and Renaissance buildings, which used regulating lines to keep proportions balanced. For him, these lines are functional, not just aesthetic, they connect form and structure, making designs feel naturally ordered. The concept of regulating lines emphasizes a return to simplicity and precision, where each part of a building is connected to an underlying order.»