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Permanence

Permanence

Elizabeth Hatz

…art, is a way of asking forgiveness for being mortal (consider the Egyptians or Etruscans), making something last long after the last sigh of its author and searching for a…

Mario Sironi

Mario Sironi

David Vanderburgh

Mario Sironi (1855–1961), Architectural Study, c.1925–1938. Pencil and black ink on paper, 175 × 225 mm. DMC 2037.12. Politics as a Pretext for Making Mario Sironi compromised and traumatised in…

Cedric Price: Bathat

Cedric Price: Bathat

Helen Mallinson

…sit astride a flying platform. We instantly recognise the volume and mass of Battersea Power Station; but the weight has vanished with the walls. The uplift is palpable: thin red…

OMA in Scheveningen

OMA in Scheveningen

Willem Jan Neutelings

…OMA-theatre was demolished in 2016. After municipal elections, the commission was awarded to another consortium of architects and contractors, their new theatre complex is under construction at present. The purpose…

OMA’S NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER

OMA’S NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER

Stefano de Martino

…Theater, c.1982. Pencil and crayon on tracing, 340 × 297 mm. DMC 3000.8.1. Since you have asked about the two small sketches from Luce van Rooy Gallery attributed to Zaha:…

Alternative Histories: ECTV on Tony Fretton

Alternative Histories: ECTV on Tony Fretton

…outdoors. Our window in the party wall makes both logics from both sides tangible.  With this intervention we remain well within budget. – ECTV, Els Claessens en Tania Vandenbussche Back to all models…

Alternative Histories: NP2F Architectes on Mario Sironi

Alternative Histories: NP2F Architectes on Mario Sironi

…uses.  Sironi’s fair pavilion works as a receptacle for many uses, as the playground of Aldo Van Eyck or Isamu Noguchi that come alive through their content and the quality…

Palladio’s Lines

Palladio’s Lines

Sezin Sarıca

…refined by Bernard Picart, Michael Vandergucht and John Harris. Although the woodcut and print editions differ, illustrations in both can be regarded conceptually as ‘Palladio’s Lines’. The dual formation of…

Architecture and Geology

Architecture and Geology

William Mann

…to stone. Is such technical flakiness the other side of the intellectual vanity that tempted the nascent profession to style itself a science? The yearning to submit architecture to a…

In the Archive: OMA, Neutelings, Hejduk, Gowan

In the Archive: OMA, Neutelings, Hejduk, Gowan

Richard Hall and Emma Rutherford

…a dérive—gently steered by the drawers Niall chose to open—via Cedric Price, Adler and Sullivan, Karl Friedrich Shinkel, Frank Lloyd Wright, Stirling and Gowan and the New York Five; unexpectedly…

I Cut Mount Fuji Every Day

I Cut Mount Fuji Every Day

Marie-Henriette Desmoures

…Humble and ubiquitous, onions are where most dinners begin; the vanguard vegetable leading the charge on the cutting board, only to be cut down around its sulfoxide banner.  Kathy Prendergast’s…

The H-plan: Breuer, Stirling, Gowan

The H-plan: Breuer, Stirling, Gowan

Anthony Vidler

…article by Noelia Galván Desvaux, Eduardo Carazo Lefort, Antonio Álvaro Tordesillas, ‘Casa para un mundo feliz’ [Design of a house for Cheerful Living] 1945, on the competition of the same…