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c.385 birth of Maria, daughter of Stilicho

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future work
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ideas
2001.07.31

laws [of silence] "made"
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the more that is said here
2003.07.31 14:39

Peter Eisenman: "Liberal Views Have Never Build Anything of any Value."
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Are you happy with the architecture in your town?
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Otto and Maria might just throw a Casa Vogue fetish party
2004.07.31

now real, but still virtual
2006.07.31 12:03

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Learning from Las Vegas + SMLXL = Dubai
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Italian movie director Michelangelo Antonioni has died
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Necessary architecture books
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eisenman
2008.07.31 15:29
The Ottofest in Budapest
2008.07.31 16:01
It rocked Eisenman on his chair...
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I smell a Vorläufer
2008.07.31 16:48
abracadabra, faia
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Rant Magazine... "Artist"/Designer? submittals
2009.07.31 12:54

future work
2000.07.31

...compose books that are completely cathartic, spontaneous, and indeed schizophrenic. Essentially, they will be a large set of web pages, but the pages will include text, images, dxf files, large scans, web art, virtual places, virtual tours, notes, letters, copyright free texts and images, digital collages, poetry, designs, etc., etc..




ideas
2001.07.31

3. Guggenheim reenacting the Vatican? -- the next reenactionary architecturism.
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the more that is said here
2003.07.31 14:39

I believe that what has not fully sunk in among most that use this list, as well as those that use the web as a communicating medium, is that this really is free (i.e., doesn't cost anything) speech, and, what's more, it's free architectural speech not necessarily falling on deaf ears. Entities like this list and web pages more than anything threaten the traditional role of editorial and academic publishing. Essentially, the (long guarded) privilege of writing (architectural) criticism, history, etc. is now just as much in the hands of whoever wishes to write. Moreover, in today's world of increased diversity, it is precisely the variety of views that a list like this produces that makes this forum all the more valuable, and in that sense design-l already is a collaborative architectural work.

Like I said here before, the way we think influences the way we use tools.



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