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Archive for January, 2005

  • "Scent of a Meuron"

    31 Jan 2005

    According to Aric Chen of The Architect’s Newspaper, uber-hip starchitects Herzog & de Meuron have decided to do for scent…

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  • Home Is Where The Harp Is

    31 Jan 2005

    The Wege House, on the shores of Northern Lake Michigan, is a collaboration between architect David Hanawalt and “sonic installation…

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  • Philip Johnson Remembered…Differently

    31 Jan 2005

    For a glimpse of the darker side of Philip Johnson, read this article, “Form Follows Fascism,” from today’s New York…

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  • Philip Johnson Remembered

    31 Jan 2005

    ARCspace honors Philip Johnson with a brief biography and photos by Michael Moran.

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  • "Let Them Eat cake Starck!"

    28 Jan 2005

    With products by Phillipe Starck and Michael Graves among others, retail chain Target has become much more Design savvy over…

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  • The Sun Never Sets on the Tate Empire

    28 Jan 2005

    Yesterday, Tate Modern Director, Nicholas Serota, announced that Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron have been commisioned to design the…

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  • Philip Johnson Dies

    26 Jan 2005

    Love him or hate him, Philip Johnson was…well, Philip Johnson. He died today at age 98. “I am a whore…

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  • LOT-EK LECT-URE

    26 Jan 2005

    Thanks to Sara’s Blog for reminding me what I did two nights ago. This past Monday night, I attended a…

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  • What Happens in Vegas…

    25 Jan 2005

    Vegas is dead. Long live the new “family-friendly” Vegas. Architectural Record briefly mentions a new “urban oasis” that may soon…

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  • I’m Not a Building, But I Play One on T.V.

    21 Jan 2005

    “Los Angeles Plays Itself,” is a new documentary examining the manner in which Los Angeles portrays itself in movies. According…

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  • Where there’s a Will, (Alsop) There’s a uh…giant Teddy Bear

    20 Jan 2005

    In the wake of winning the Stirling Prize, Will Alsop seems to be everywhere these days. His exhibition “Supercities,” opening…

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  • Rock-star Architects thrown down in Tribeca!

    19 Jan 2005

    Times like this, I wish I would’ve moved to New York… Last night in Manhattan, there was an “architecture duel”…

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  • That Vienna is so hot right now!

    18 Jan 2005

    A couple recent articles on Vienna and its architects: ICON interviews Viennese architect Hans Hollein The Times praises Vienna as…

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  • Modern Living: 70 Years Later

    18 Jan 2005

    Another trip to the suburban hillside lead us to this… Behold! The Werkbund Siedlung Exhibition of 1932! As you can…

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  • Gettin’ Drunk: Loos Style

    17 Jan 2005

    Textbook-style photos of Loos’ American Bar. As you can see, the exterior of the American Bar is ugly as hell.…

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  • "Ornament is a Crime." (as is photography, apparently)

    13 Jan 2005

    Adolf Loos’ Villa Moller. If you should ever visit this icon of modernism, whatever you do, don’t take a picture!…

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