via the Van Alen Institute Saturday, April 7, 1:00 P.M. Walking Tour led by John Hill Madison Square to Bryant Park The area just east of
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via the Van Alen Institute Saturday, April 7, 1:00 P.M. Walking Tour led by John Hill Madison Square to Bryant Park The area just east of
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I found this in my “Drafts” – for some reason I never published it! Anyways. Back in February it was very interesting (still is.) http://www.an-architecture.com/2012/02/broken-houses.html
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How does one establish with the mirror image a productive rather than a reflective relationship? – Beatriz Colomina I knew little about “Le Corbu” (nickname
Read moreIn these readings on Corbusier and the ideas put forward about the nature of criticism in general and architectural criticism specifically, I find perhaps the
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Maysles Cinema Street Views Exploring our connection to the built environment through documentaries, narratives and experimental works. Curated by Paul Dallas & Anthony Titus. April
Read moreWhile tracing through Ackerman’s “On The Origin of Architectural Photography,” Pelizzari’s “Traces of India”, Sarraino’s “Framing Icons,” and various articles and websites I felt that
Read moreReading Response Week 9 James Ackerman’s chapter introduces us to the history of photography as a form of architectural documentation. As he explains, it makes
Read more“But accepting these limitations, we can still see in the history of architectural photography two basic principles: first, that modes of representation are not significantly
Read morePerhaps what is most striking about this week’s readings is both how much, and how little, the invisible population is in architectural photography, and how
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Photography and architecture are both experienced subjectively; one’s own personal biases and past experiences often enter the picture (no pun intended). As Ackerman states, “photographic
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