Florian Beigel (1941–2018) and Philip Christou, 104 Village, Seoul, 2014. Pencil on thin wove paper, 377 × 427 mm. DMC 3095.
This drawing is a development sketch for their proposed part in the rebuilding of the last remaining shanty town outside of Seoul, South Korea. It remains unbuilt.
Paul Dillon Architects, Florian Beigel and Philip Christou’s 104 Village, 2020.
The model is instructional, suggestive of a final building, uses found, recycled materials. The use is not specified. The process of building is as essential for the village as the final use.
This text has been excerpted from Startha Éagsula / Alternative Histories (2020), a companion catalogue to Alternative Histories (2019) and published to accompany the third installation of Alternative Histories at the Irish Architectural Archive.
Startha Éagsula / Alternative Histories is now available to purchase from Drawing Matter’s bookshop, here.
Startha Éagsula: Paul Dillon Architects on Florian Beigel and Philip Christou
– Paul Dillon
This drawing is a development sketch for their proposed part in the rebuilding of the last remaining shanty town outside of Seoul, South Korea. It remains unbuilt.
The model is instructional, suggestive of a final building, uses found, recycled materials. The use is not specified. The process of building is as essential for the village as the final use.
This text has been excerpted from Startha Éagsula / Alternative Histories (2020), a companion catalogue to Alternative Histories (2019) and published to accompany the third installation of Alternative Histories at the Irish Architectural Archive.
Startha Éagsula / Alternative Histories is now available to purchase from Drawing Matter’s bookshop, here.
Category
commentaries, rants & reflections Drawing Matter archive: research & collecting
Period
c21st
Architect
Florian Beigel Paul Dillon Architects Philip Christou
Medium
drawing model
Tags
alternative histories (project) DMC