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April 2013

2 posts

March 2013

2 posts

Ask The Concept Of Phenomenology In Architecture... →

February 2013

6 posts

Architecture Postcards From Around the World

All images from Postales Inventadas… “…Postcards and Blogs share something in common. Both contain basically private information but can be read by people who have nothing to do with the writers. There is nothing wrong with reading a postcard that is not addressed to you or checking out a blog that is all about the personal life of an unknown person. A typical way of...

January 2013

1 post

Copycat Architects in China →

Zaha Hadid vs the Pirates…

December 2012

2 posts

September 2012

1 post

August 2012

2 posts

# ARCHITECTURE WITHOUT ARCHITECTS /// Why do... →

ryanpanos: Few decades after the 1964 exhibition Architecture Without Architects curated by Bernard Rudofsky at New York MoMA, there is a clear interest from many architects – in which I most certainly belong – for architectures that did not necessitated the intervention of the architect as an expert. We can thus see a multitude of projects set-up around the various slums/favelas of the world....

May 2012

1 post

April 2012

2 posts

March 2012

7 posts

“…most of our competitors are interesting in doing something different, or...”

– Jonathan Ive (interview in the Evening Standard)

Why Don't We Read About Architecture? -... →

“…Buildings are discussed — indeed aspects of them obsessed upon — but almost exclusively in the context of economics. This building went over budget, that surplus of houses led to the foreclosure crisis, that condo broke the record for residential real estate, etc. To the layman, then, architecture is conveyed as little more than something that costs a lot and causes a lot of grief,...

February 2012

17 posts

The Architecture Meltdown →

Sobering take on the current affairs of the profession

January 2012

11 posts