2007.07.03 16:44
hejduk?
Just got a 1823 edition of Durand's Précis des leçons d'architecture this past Saturday, and seeing it now next to Hejduk's books inspires a comparative reenactionary analysis.
 
J. L. N. Durand
1760.09.18 - 1834.12.31
John Quentin Hejduk
1929.07.19 - 2000.07.03
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2007.07.03 15:56
Dwell - suggestions/future directions
I like the little address stickers dwell sends me like twice a year as an incentive for me to subscribe to the magazine. Keep up the good work.
How did they get my new address so quickly? It's probably because I just sold a house and they look up records like that for potential subscribers.
2007.07.03 15:37
Dwell - suggestions/future directions
I'm still waiting for a shelter magazine to complement my life style, you know, like something called HELL!
2007.07.03 14:40
Hejduk?
Resting in Peace
2007.07.03 14:32
Hejduk?
Hejduk in Le Corbusier's (Tower of) Shadow(s)
2007.07.03 13:17
Hejduk?
2000.07.03
death of John Hejduk
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2007.06.26 21:58
For the pleasure of sharing ideas, through the poetry of the printed word
Piranesi's favorite.
2007.06.26 21:28
For the pleasure of sharing ideas, through the poetry of the printed word
....since this thread is about architectural writing, it is worthwhile noting that Piranesi, within the Ichnographia Campi Martii, utilized plans, plan positionings and Latin labels to create a readable text. This is rare, if not unique, within the realm of architectural writing. You can read the full 'love and war' story here.
You may not have slept through roman architecture class. Perhaps your memory fails you more than you know.
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