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Quantum Collecting: A Few Principles and Mechanisms for the Acquisition of Architectural Drawings

Quantum Collecting: A Few Principles and Mechanisms for the Acquisition of Architectural Drawings

– Niall Hobhouse and Matt Page

Charles Percier (1764–1838), perspective, projet d’un Muséum Idéal, 1796. Pencil, pen, ink, and wash, 457 × 584 mm. DMC 3291. Drawing Matter is often asked to contribute to discussions, initiated…

Futures of the Architectural Exhibition (2023) – Review

Futures of the Architectural Exhibition (2023) – Review

– Paul Mosley

…is assistant professor of architecture and urban design at Kent State CAED. Notes  See, for example: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/museum-dei-plans-2022-2161690 (accessed 1.3.23) See, for example (paywall): https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/28/arts/design/raphael-montanez-ortiz-el-museuo-del-barrio.html (accessed 1.3.23) See: https://www.strikemoma.org/ (accessed 1.3.23)…

Theodore Conrad and Harvey Wiley Corbett

Theodore Conrad and Harvey Wiley Corbett

– Jennifer Gray and Irene Sunwoo

Theodore Conrad (1910–1994), An early design for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company tower, 1929. Pencil on card, on wooden support, 415 × 90 × 60 mm. DMC 3771. Theodore Conrad…

Workshops

Workshops

…Drawing Summer School. Read reflections on archive workshops by Elizabeth Hatz, Ger Carty, and Fionn O’Leary (SAUL, Limerick), and Benjamin Machin (Loughborough).  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yH4RwwSSn4 How can emerging practitioners bridge the gap…

fala atelier: Seriously Playful

fala atelier: Seriously Playful

– Jack Huang

…be discovered. 101 Houses of Cards, Porto, 2020, © fala atelier Jack Huang is a young architectural practitioner in Vienna, Austria. This text was entered into the 2020 Drawing Matter Writing Prize. Click here to read the winning…

DMJ – Shallow Cuts: the geological sectioning of Newcastle, NSW

DMJ – Shallow Cuts: the geological sectioning of Newcastle, NSW

– Michael Chapman

…behind. Download the full article as a printable PDFDownload DMJournal–Architecture and Representation No. 1: The Geological Imagination Edited by Mark Dorrian and Kurt Forster ISSN 2753-5010 (Online) ISBN 978-1-9161522-3-6 About…

The Architectural Models of Theodore Conrad: The β€˜miniature boom’ of mid-century modernism (2021) – Review

The Architectural Models of Theodore Conrad: The β€˜miniature boom’ of mid-century modernism (2021) – Review

– Emma Letizia Jones

…Library at Columbia University. Theodore Conrad (1910–1994) (model-maker) and Louis Checkman (1914–2004) (photographer), model photographs, Pittsburgh House of Glass, 1939. © Doris Conrad Brown, Wayne Checkman, Theodore Conrad papers, 1937–91,…

Through a Glass Darkly

Through a Glass Darkly

– Niall Hobhouse

…Research Collections, University of Edinburgh. John Lloyd Stephens, Incidents in Egypt, Arabia Petraea and The Holy Land, vol. 2 (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1837), pp.59 – 60. Stephen Olin,…

Grotto-Heavens: Rockeries, Dreamscapes and the Chinese Garden

Grotto-Heavens: Rockeries, Dreamscapes and the Chinese Garden

– Ethan Loo

Detail from Shen Zhou and Wen Zhengming, Joint Landscape, c.1509 and 1546. Handscroll; ink on paper, 36.8 x 1729.3cm. Acc. no. 1990.54, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, The Dillon…

DMJ 1 – The Geological Imagination

DMJ 1 – The Geological Imagination

– Mark Dorrian and Kurt Forster

…22. Ibid., 22–23. Helen Dorey, ‘Crude Hints: an introduction’, in ibid., 1–16 (2, note 2). Soane, op.cit., 23. Ibid., 26. Ibid., 30. Ibid. See John Elsner, ‘The collector’s model of desire: the…

biq: Revealing Construction

biq: Revealing Construction

– Neil Middleton

…Build the City’, 2013. Source: www.biqarchitecten.nl/lakerlopen. This interest is perhaps best reflected in one particular drawing, published online and in their 2013 monograph ‘Habitat, biq builds the city’, it is what the architects call…