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Betsky imagines reimagining Capri
Betsky imagines reimagining Capri
Midjourney AI program renders Capri with few of its manmade features. (Architect) Aaron Betsky, long the essayist of Architect magazine, remains on top of his game at gaming the future of architecture. It has been far too long since I got to bastinado Betsky. In his latest piece, he describes using artificial intelligence, and specifically the AI platform Midjourney, to reimagine the island of…
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Betsky on classical popularity
Betsky on classical popularity
Courtyard within the Federal Triangle, built in the 1930s. (American University) Before I applaud modernist critic Aaron Betsky’s kind words for classical architecture in the wake of the Harris Poll confirming its popularity, let me note, also with approval, the even more recent article by critic Kriston Capps, entitled “Why Trump’s ‘Beautiful’ Federal Building Order May Be Here to Stay.” Capps…
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As the 2020s begins, Aaron Betsky predicts that architects in the new decade will focus on reuse, flexible spaces and earthy materials.
As the 2020s begins, Aaron Betsky predicts that architects in the new decade will focus on reuse, flexible spaces and earthy materials.
Aaron Betsky on drawing by hand....
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A very good memorial piece by Aaron Betsky.
The architecture of the difficult whole (let's call it ADW, as opposed to either ADD or the so-fashionable OOO, or Object Oriented Ontology) lacks a certain set of qualities. The first is appearance. Walk up to Barragán's structure and you will find a stucco-covered wall, or rather several of them, that have no particular focus, rhythm, or pretention.
Aaron Betsky
by Aaron Betsky
Aaron Betsky explains why sexy plans still matter....
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