3 September

1516 letter from Sir Thomas More to Erasmus     3762

1777 Louis-Jean Desprez arrived in Rome

1851 reopening of the chapel of the château of Anet
1874 death of Sir John Rennie

introduction - personal motivation
1996.09.03     2586 2759 3792b 5396b

history of hypersurface architecture in Philadelphia
2000.09.03     4010g 4011h 4012k 4013j 4014l 4015f 4016g 4017 4017m 4017z

Re: Muschamp and Gehry
2000.09.03 12:12

re: collision architectures
2000.09.03     3770c

Frei Otto and Free Otto Architectures
2000.09.03     3770c 3777b 3791b 5900f

Cathedral of Tyre 314?
2001.09.03 12:46     3728d 82/0314 8210g

architectural otherness
2002.09.03     3709l

film-a-rchitecture - thesis
2008.09.03 08:34     3333c

ideas
2008.09.03     2208 2219 2386 3713f 3770v 3786m 3794c 5908h

Palais Imperial de Dolma Baghtche
2009.09.03 12:00     3332e 3767e 3771 4706b

fashion tip (of the iceberg)
2009.09.03 13:11     3332e 3704d 3705o 3724d 3767f 3771 3785d 4704b 7801d

When Is the Talent Portion of the Contest?
2009.09.03 13:28     3332e

2026 Vision?
2012.09.03 16:52     3330g 3747l

something akin to a novel coming together
2013.09.03     3732c

Hejduking
2014.09.03     3713k

You never forget your first love: An ode to John Portman
2016.09.03 16:05     3314m

Sou Fujimoto   House of Hungarian Music   Budapest

Atelier Deshaus   Long Museum West Bund   Shanghai

Herzog & de Meuron   56 Leonard   New York



1516.09.03
letter to Erasmus
"I'm sending you my nowhere, which is nowhere well written" and including a prefatory poem that points out, "The Ancients called me Utopia or Nowhere because of my isolation. . . . Deservedly ought I to be called by the name of Eutopia or Happy Land."


1981.09.28



2000.09.03 12:12
Re: Muschamp and Gehry
...recently found the attached image within Quondam's collection (of letters sent to Stephen Lauf) germane to recent architectural proposals for the south Manhattan coastline, reenactment, prophecy, and even a bit of inverted nimiety.


020903a Princeton Memorial Park tower Gooding House   2207i05   b


2008.09.03
ideas
1. working title: All Within Hadrian's Limits. A narrative non-fiction story of Piranesi's Ichnographia Campus Martius. The idea is to start writing with all the Hadrian related material: mother/son, Antoninus, Bustum, etc.
2. cut & paste museum: create a model of all the complete models; a "riff" off Gehry's so far unpublished (PMA) design.
3. create a Hejduk House 15 model using the pieces of Wall House 2.

2009.09.03 12:00
Palais Imperial de Dolma Baghtche
[The account of Hamann's subsequent relationship with Kant, where the latter was engaged by Hamman's quondam employer in Riga to bring the reborn religious enthusiast back to the path of reason, is the stuff of the very best historical novels.]
As if by divine chance, the next chapter (this morning) is entitled: Spectacles and Eyes to See With: Two cultures in philosophy. Operations within a surgical double theater, indeed.
malpractice case Cambridge 1992
the Derrida affair
They [Ayrs and Bataille] met in a Parisian bar in 1951, with Merleau-Ponty.
who are they?

and was it on purpose that their mirror image is what appears in this chapter?
then again, upon reflection
"I believe in spectacles, but I think eyes are necessary too."
no C.P. Snow daze. know sleepy snow days.
finally Cosmopolis.

2009.09.03 13:11
fashion tip (of the iceberg)
It was the "post-mortem discourse" that rekindled the vertigo of the mélange. The thought was post-modernism as still life.
But the strange fascination of still life, isn't it also a fiction? Or indeed an ethereal necrophilia?
--The Man without Qualities
The only gesture possible would seem to be stillness, what "in painting is called Stilleben (still life), or in other languages... natura morta (dead nature)."
--ibid
Life is magically arrested in its impermanence: "objects, animals, plants, landscapes and human bodies frozen into stillness by the magic of art," in a sort of "demonical" mystery.
--ibid
The world itseld seems to be suspended in an unending instant, in a landscape like the "sixth day of Creation, when God and the world were still alone, without men"
--ibid
"It is extraordinarily simple, but also very odd," says Ulrich.

"We have found many contrived answers," says Ulrich, "but we have overlooked th simplest: that both may have the intention and the capacity to take everything of which they have experience only as Gleichnis" And "every Gleichnis is ambivalent for the intellect, but for the feeling it is univocal;" and therefore it should be possible to experience "as oneness that which be common estimate is twofold."
"In that instant there occurred to Ulrich the idea of a state of life in which the being here was Gleichnis of the being there, and the impossible experience of being a person with two distinct bodies might lose the thorn of its impossibility."
Gleichnis is never Gleichheit.
--overall Franco Rella
He found Renfrew in a hectic mood, as close to desperation as Lew could recall.
... Lew had the sudden certitude that right now in Göttingen some bilocational Lew was asking Werfner the same question...]
--mirror::rorrim
"magnigicent chaos of the museum"

13090301 Olivetti Headquarters Milton Keynes conference room plan fix   2216i04
13090302 Olivetti Headquarters Milton Keynes plan redrawing   2216i05
13090303 novel architecturale plan set started   206fi03


14090301 NeuHaus 10 der Künste plans   2435i03
14090302 NeuHaus 10 der Künste plans   2435i04


14090301   Atelier Deshaus   Long Museum West Bund   Shanghai


15090301   Villa Appositional model   2425i05


15090301   Herzog & de Meuron   56 Leonard   New York


18090301 Notre Dame du Haut plan work   217ui07


18090301   Sou Fujimoto   House of Hungarian Music   Budapest



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