Human Generated Data

Title

Architecture Words from "Materials Lab"

Date

2015

People

Artist: Fernanda Fragateiro, Portuguese born 1962

Classification

Sculpture

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2015.24.19

Copyright

© Fernanda Fragateiro

Human Generated Data

Title

Architecture Words from "Materials Lab"

People

Artist: Fernanda Fragateiro, Portuguese born 1962

Date

2015

Classification

Sculpture

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, 2015.24.19

Copyright

© Fernanda Fragateiro

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Amazon
created on 2019-04-09

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Clarifai
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Imagga
created on 2018-08-22

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Google
created on 2018-08-22

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Captions

Microsoft
created on 2018-08-22

a close up of a yellow wall 43.1%

Azure OpenAI

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-17

This image shows what appears to be a book placed within a wooden box frame with a detachable frame lid above it. The lid has a centered image of a book from above, showcasing its spine and part of the front cover, creating an optical illusion as if the book were three-dimensional. Below the image, there is text that reads "Architecture Words 11" and "2011", indicating the series and year. The box frame contains a book with a bright yellow cover titled "HAVING WORDS" by Denise Scott Brown. The text on the book explains that "Architecture Words is a series of texts and important essays on architecture written by architects, critics, and scholars." It goes on to describe the content and approach of this series, emphasizing clarity, readability in design and layout, and engaging graphics. The text further suggests that the series not only communicates architectural ideas but also extends to wider cultural debates. A barcode, ISBN number, and the logo of the Architectural Association along with their website address indicate the publisher of the book. The spines of the books are vibrant with different colored stripes, contrasting against the yellow cover of the displayed book, suggesting that this is part of a series where each volume has a distinct spine design.

Anthropic Claude

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-17

The image shows a colorful stack of rectangular shapes, with each layer a different color - green, blue, yellow, orange, and purple. The stack is placed on a gray background, creating a visually striking and geometric composition. The image is titled "Architecture Works #1" and appears to be a work of art or a photographic representation of an architectural piece.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-01

The image presents a book titled "HAVING WORDS" by Denise Scott Brown, accompanied by a print of a photograph of a stack of books. * The book cover is yellow with a barcode and ISBN number in the bottom-left corner. + The title "HAVING WORDS" is prominently displayed in large black text on the front cover. + The author's name, Denise Scott Brown, is written in smaller black text below the title. * The print of the photograph shows a stack of books with different colored covers. + The books are arranged in a neat and organized manner, with each book stacked on top of the other. + The colors of the books range from bright and bold to more muted and pastel shades. * The background of the image is a light gray color. + The gray tone provides a clean and neutral backdrop for the book and print. + The subtle texture of the gray background adds depth and visual interest to the image. Overall, the image effectively showcases the book and its cover design, while also highlighting the theme of words and communication through the use of a stack of books.

Text analysis

Amazon

WORDS
HAVING
Brown
Denise
Denise Scott Brown
Scott
Director,
the
Association

Google

Architecture Words # 1 2011 ture Words is a series of texts and important essays on architecture written by architects, critics and scholars. Like many aspects of everyday life contemporary architectural culture is dominated by an endless production and consumption of images, graphics and information. Rather than mirror this larger force, this series of small books seeks to deflect it by means of direct language, concise editing and beautiful, legible graphic design. Each volume in the series offers the reader texts that distil important larger issues and problems. The words are edited and the pages designed in a way that acknowledges the ability of graphic and printed forms to communicate architectural ideas; not only the ideas contained within each volume, but also the enduring power of written ideas more generally to challenge and change the way all architects think. Brett Steele Director, AA School and AA Publications WORDS Denise Scott Brown ISBN 978-1-902902-70-8 Architectural Association aaschool.ac.uk/publications 9 781902 90270 8 Architectural Association London
Architecture
Words
#
1
2011
ture
is
a
series
of
texts
and
important
essays
on
architecture
written
by
architects,
critics
scholars.
Like
many
aspects
everyday
life
contemporary
architectural
culture
dominated
an
endless
production
consumption
images,
graphics
information.
Rather
than
mirror
this
larger
force,
small
books
seeks
to
deflect
it
means
direct
language,
concise
editing
beautiful,
legible
graphic
design.
Each
volume
in
the
offers
reader
that
distil
issues
problems.
The
words
are
edited
pages
designed
way
acknowledges
ability
printed
forms
communicate
ideas;
not
only
ideas
contained
within
each
volume,
but
also
enduring
power
more
generally
challenge
change
all
architects
think.
Brett
Steele
Director,
AA
School
Publications
WORDS
Denise
Scott
Brown
ISBN
978-1-902902-70-8
Architectural
Association
aaschool.ac.uk/publications
9
781902
90270
8
London