Architectural drawings, as the phrase is commonly referred to, imagines the construction of a specific form of space. They outline the structure and orient, or
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Tania Zarak – Week 13
“Conceive the building in the imagination, not on paper but in the mind, thoroughly – before touching paper.” – Frank Lloyd Wright In sum: architectonic
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Design / History / Revolution Conference, 4/27-28
Design / History / Revolution April 27-28 The New School, Kellen Auditorium 66 5th Avenue Whether by providing agitprop for revolutionary movements, an aesthetics of
Read moreThe Tupac Trick
So, first of all, I would like to say that the Tupac Shakur trick was indeed just, that, an old lighting trick that produces a
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The Unfinished Grid
After a discussion with a friend about The Greatest Grid exhibit at Museum of the City of New York, we made plans to go see
Read moreForeclosed: Rebuilding the American Dream
EXHIBITION REVIEW “FORECLOSED: REBUILDING THE AMERICAN DREAM” (MoMa) In the beginning of February I had a chance to visit the Museum of Modern Art
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Site review: New York State Pavilion, Queens
Architecture can be thought of as a mediator between mind and body: A practice of using thought to create possibilities and boundaries for the body.
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The Low Line: Falling Down the Rabbit Hole
I first heard about the project called The Delancey Underground (also nicknamed the Low Line) when I was browsing TimeOut New York in search of
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A Night in Radio City
There are certain places in New York City that, at least for me, are so physically overwhelming and embody the spirit of the city so
Read moreSite Review: Taliesen West
Upon entering Frank Lloyd Wright’s renown Taliesin West, one is immediately struck with an awareness of place, time and proximity with nature. Wright’s architectural vision
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