gatecentric
Gatecentric is a design philosophy and architectural approach that prioritizes the gate as a central and integral element in the layout and functionality of a building or space. This approach is particularly prevalent in traditional and historical architecture, where gates serve as more than just entry points; they are often ornate, symbolic, and strategically placed to control access, convey cultural or religious significance, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the structure.
In gatecentric design, the gate is not merely an afterthought or an accessory, but a focal point
The gatecentric approach can be observed in various architectural styles, including classical, Gothic, and Renaissance designs.
In contemporary architecture, the gatecentric approach can be adapted to modern materials and styles, creating unique