AIM Architecture, Harmay Space, 2019.
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AIM Architecture, Harmay Space, 2019.
Clean out your phone and social media feeds. Deleted old photos, contacts, apps and people that no longer resonate or inspire you. End of the year digital purification.
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All Problems can never be solved. Indeed it is a characteristic of the twentieth century that architects are highly selective in determining which problems they want to solve. Mies, for instance, makes wonderful buildings only because he ignores many aspects of a building. If he solved more problems his buildings would be far less potent.
Paul Rudolph. Paul Rudolf. For Perspecta. Perspecta 7. 1961
“She is his sunset. He is her storm.”
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832. Raphael Soriano /// Case Study House 1950 /// Pacific Palisades, California, USA /// 1950
OfHouses presents Case Study Houses, part II. (Photos: © Julius Shulman. Source: The Getty Research Institute, Julius Shulman Archive.)
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Two-single family houses at Avenida do Lidador, 241 São João do Estoril, Cascais, Lisboa, Portugal; 1981
Júlio Saint-Maurice, A. Pimentel
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via “Portugal: Arquitectura, los últimos veinte años”, Electa (1993)
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Swiss Masters.