Stasus

Stasus is a starting point, from which explorations and forays into the unknown are attempted, documented and mapped. Focusing on the collaborative work of Matt Ozga-Lawn and James A. Craig, Stasus aims to be a rich and divergent zone for discourse on architecture and its interrelated fields and disciplines. Stasus originated in 2007, and our recent success in the Pamphlet Architecture 32 competition has concretised Stasus as a continuing platform for architectural design and discourse. website / blog / facebook / twitter

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The Hallucination-Inspired Diagrams of Robert Strati Kyle Chayka, animalnewyork.com

One reason that human beings create art — whether literary, musical, or visual — is to better understand the world that we live in and how we perceive it. But what happens when that world is suddenly turned upside-down and nothing follows the rule…

Psychedelic diagrams by Robert Strati

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Erich Mendelsohn, Einsteinturm (Einstein Tower),  Floor Plans, Potsdam, Germany, 1920-1921

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PLAN FOR A ASYLUM 

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Plan for an asylum:

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Le Memorial des martyrs de la déportation plan by Georges-Henri Pingusson

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Sara Shafiei_Majicians Theatre Rome

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Omar Gazhal_The Frame House

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El Lissitzky, Proun V

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Afterimage by Addison Yick

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Afterimage by Inga Laseviciute

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Afterimage by Lam Ngoc

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Afterimage by Richard Breen

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Johan Berglund_The Royal Victoria Colourworks

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Mountain Pavilion near Kamiichi by Peter Salter

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Berlin Museum Island Symposium

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Pamphlet Architecture 32: Resilience

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stripesandplanes:

From Pamphlet Architecture

via BLDGBLOG

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