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Building on the past = Peter Zumthor's new art museum in Cologne is magnificently successful, in terms of both material presence and dignified handling of the past [signandsight]

Blogged on: October 7, 2007, 4:17 am
"The beauty of each individual material, its meaningful application and painstaking handling cannot fail to impress the visitor .... You can sit here gazing at the bricks and feel no need whatsoever to be anywhere else in the world." Sounds wonderful.
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peter-zumthor | churches | architecture | cologne | museums | history

Interview: Daniel Libeskind [The Observer]

Blogged on: September 28, 2007, 5:18 am
"Of course food can be very beautiful, but it's what I've always said about architecture - it's not about walls and plumbing systems. It's like music. Food is about life.' At home with the Libeskinds. Actually good stories of family life.
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architecture | daniel-libeskind | food | new-york | immigration | history | memory

IDEO’s Urban Pre-Planning [Metropolis]

Blogged on: July 24, 2007, 9:26 am
"Can its “Smart Space” practice shake up the lumbering world of infrastructure, zoning, and public process?"
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architecture | urban-planning | kansas-city | history | ethnography | streets

Art torrents: Robert Fantinatto - Echoes of Forgotten Places (2005)

Blogged on: July 9, 2007, 3:59 pm
Robert Fantinatto - Echoes of Forgotten Places (2005)
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urban | art | exploration | history | politics | architecture | arttorrents

Russian Utopia: a depository. Museum of Paper Architecture.

Blogged on: May 17, 2007, 11:24 am
Russian Utopia: a depository. Museum of Paper Architecture.
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architecture | art | design | history | landscape | urban | russia | archive | resource

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