Having seen the many creative responses to the WHAT IS THIS? post, I’ve decided to take things to another level---to up the ante, as they say---with the following: Who says we cannot know the future? We can, but it always a matter of interpretation, that is, of imagination. If that seems obvious, I should point…
Lack of regulatory control
kaihavertz29 (Instagram) (selbst zugeschnitten)
Awareness campaign for the elimination of the use of the term "Eco-monster".
friedman benda presents an exhibition of radical drawings by the late visionary architect lebbeus woods in its los angeles gallery.
Early drawing projects from the 1980s by experimental architect Lebbeus Woods.
Image 2 of 12 from gallery of Graham Foundation Announces 49 Grant Winners for 2015. Lebbeus Woods, Sarajevo, from War and Architecture, 1993. Image Courtesy of the Estate of Lebbeus Woods, New York
American architect was visiting professor at the Bartlett
Balthazar Holtz by Lebbeus Woods
We might imagine that the French Revolution failed because it installed itself in the buildings of the royalty it overthrew. While proclaiming a new social order, replete with new system of measure (the rational Metric system), a new metric calendar (ten months to a year), a radical declaration of universal human rights new to Europe,…
Berlin's Tchoban Foundation museum for architectural drawing is showing an exhibition of futuristic sketches by late experimental architect Lebbeus Woods.
(above) The Berlin Wall, November 9, 1989. Walls are meant to separate, that is true. After all, it is an essential mission of the architect to ‘define space’, which means to construct limits, edges, boundaries that carve out particular pieces of undifferentiated space for human purposes. Walls of many different shapes and materials are prime…
lebbeus woods | Lebbeus Woods
Lebbeus Woods Housing_drawing4
Lebbeus Woods: Architecture as the Solid State of Thought: a Dialogue with Lebbeus Woods — Corrado Curti
(above) The Berlin Wall, November 9, 1989. Walls are meant to separate, that is true. After all, it is an essential mission of the architect to ‘define space’, which means to construct limits, edges, boundaries that carve out particular pieces of undifferentiated space for human purposes. Walls of many different shapes and materials are prime…
