22 March

1602 death of Agostino Caracci
1667 death of Francois des Royers de la Valfenière

1720 birth of Nicolas Henri Jardin

1875 birth of Alexander Thomson

book proposal
1998.03.22     5319f

animated gif @ the Altes Museum
1998.03.22     3142 3730c 3754c 3789

(most modern?) rear-view architecture
1999.03.22 18:37     3773b

Re: Aesthetic Intentions
2000.03.22 10:52     3739b 5071

PMP display in QA001
2001.03.22     2207

Ridgeway House
2001.03.22    

today coincidentally
2003.03.22 16:09

Re: any artists that make images like lichtensteins brushstrokes
2005.03.22 09:53     8210n

church and synagogue
2005.03.22 10:26     2189 2209 2258 3142d 3701e 3703b 3730g 3789d 5905b 7705

my first 3D CAD model of a Mosque
2005.03.22 12:06     2209 2258 3703b 7705

Thread Central
2006.03.22 08:46     3337g
2006.03.22 11:32     3337g

FUNCTION - physical or metaphysical
2006.03.22 09:39     3337g

Archiencters and their material posessions
2006.03.22 11:22     3337g 9006s

Zumthor "Thinking Architecture"
2006.03.22 13:14     3337g
2006.03.22 17:38     3337g

Architecture as Signal
2006.03.22 16:23     3337g 3770n 3773g
2006.03.22 16:40     3770n 3773g
2006.03.22 16:43     3337g
2006.03.22 17:06     3337g
2006.03.22 17:16     3337g

taking sexy back
2008.03.22 10:54     3333w 3716g 3770r 3773h 4401d

Eisenman vs Zumthor theoretical approach
2008.03.22 14:53     3333w 3716g 3768c 3770r 3773h 3784j 4401d 4608b

bilocation, etc.
2009.03.22     3785d 4704

21 March
2013.03.22 12:13     3302h

Old school - when it was done manually - anyone care to share some old work?
2013.03.22 09:39     3302i 3750e
2013.03.22 19:53     3302j 3750f

21 March
2015.03.22 09:54     3310k 3310l 3736ac

Take a Tour of Ancient Rome, 320 CE
2015.03.22 11:27     3310l 3728k 8210t
2015.03.22 11:46     3310l 8210t
2015.03.22 18:03     3310l 3728k

Pondering the cultural value of Frank Gehry's Winton Guest House
2015.03.22 11:35     3310l 3774h
2015.03.22 18:25     3310l 3746d 374ad 3774h
2015.03.22 18:30     3310l 374ae 3774h 4016m
2015.03.22 20:44     3310l 3746d 374ae 3774h 4014h 4016m
2015.03.22 21:35     3310l 374ae 3774h
2015.03.22 21:43     3310l 4014h

Random Thought #4.1: Chemicals, no options (apparently), and Half-way up the Space Elevator Cable over Liberland: 15th Annual Parametric Convention
2016.03.22 21:10     3728k

OMA   Whitney Museum Extension   New York

Smiljan Radic   Puerta Las Condes   Santiago



1999.03.22 18:37
(most modern?) rear-view architecture
...[the] suggestion of hi-tech military tents as ideal housing for the homeless is a definate forerunner for the "most modern building of the 21st century" category.


2000.03.22 10:52
Re: Aesthetic Intentions
Ludwig II of Bavaria well understood the potential of absolute monarchy, and it seems architecturally evident that he intended to fulfill that potential. I doubt it escaped Ludwig's cognition that monarchs are rare, absolute monarchs even more rare, and mid-nineteenth century monarchs (like himself), absolute or otherwise, were an endangered species.
Ludwig II took the notion of (European) absolute monarchy to its final extreme, and each of his major buildings, Neuschwanstein, Linderhof, and Herrenchimsee, are Gesamptkunstwerks (architecture, decorative arts, music, theater, mythology) that reenact absolute monarchy, as much as they represent a race against time (specifically, the race of European monarchy against time). Ludwig and his younger brother Otto (the real mentally ill member of his immediate family) were literally the end of their family's line. Ludwig was an extreme European monarch in every sense, and his architecture is also extreme European royal architecture in every sense--consummate examples of Zeitgeist and its effects.
I believe Ludwig II achieved his intentions as far as he could take them. But I doubt even he was aware of manifesting an architecture that will forever spark architectural imaginations.

2003.03.22 16:09
today coincidentally
...found out this morning Karl Friedrich Schinkel "on 11 September 1840, had fallen into a coma and paralysis from which, apart from a few moments of clarity, he never awakened." Schinkel died 9 October 1841.


2005.03.22 10:26
church and synagogue
Since learning that Le Corbusier's St. Pierre at Firminy-Vert is again under construction and slated for completion 2006, I had been thinking about the 3D CAD model of this building design in Quondam's collection. I was reminded of (a set of 1998 Quondam web pages that exhibited) how the plan of St. Pierre fit very nicely into the sanctuary of Louis Kahn's Hurva Synagogue.
Yesterday, I placed the model of St. Pierre inside the model of Hurva Synagogue, and started rendering images of the results. I thought I was really just playing until I thought about the architectural implications of designing a Roman Catholic Church within a Jewish Synagogue. Would such an architecture speak to how Christianity is more or less wrapped in Judaism? And, given the nature of the Hurva design, there is every evocation of St. Pierre being "wrapped within ruins."


2005.03.22 12:06
my first 3D CAD model of a Mosque
You know that St. Pierre/Hurva Synagogue model I just wrote about generating yesterday? Well, you know what? It looks just like a Mosque!

2006.03.22 13:14
Zumthor "Thinking Architecture"
After reading all the fuss over this book, I read it a couple of years ago and found it forgettable...


2006.03.22 16:23
Architecture as Signal
Real architecture is all about seams that architects most often want covered up.


2006.03.22 16:40
Architecture as Signal
Maybe some architecture courses should be taught by blind people.


2008.03.22 10:54
taking sexy back
multiple choice:
seminating imagination
ovulating imagination
fertilized imagination
conceptual imagination
pregnant imagination
pre-natal imagination
imagination of embryonic development
all of the above


2008.03.22 14:53
Eisenman vs Zumthor theoretical approach
assimilation: absorption
extreme assimilation: purge
metabolic: creative/destructive duality
pre-natal: synaptical
all-frequency: synapses
still-born: delivery and that's it
pregnant: delivery forthcoming

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2009.03.22
bilocation, etc.
I occurred to me last night that active participation within an online forum is like a degree short of actual bilocation. It's the speed of light involved that brings the degree of separation down to the minimum. I wonder if bilocation will be recognized as a part of network culture.
Read about half of Heidegger's "The Thing" last night. A few pages in, Heidegger's writing started to remind me of Gertrude Stein's writing.
Found out on 2009.03.20 that the base of the Eiffel Tower is just slightly larger than the base of Hadrian's Tomb. Thus directly over Hadrian's tomb is the Eiffel Tower's position within Ichnographia Quondam.


13032201 New Not There City site plan development   2177i24
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13032203 New Not There City Pruitt-Igoe Housing   217ai03
13032204 New Not There City Benjamin Franklin Parkway   2413i03


15032201   NPApraksin District plan model Mesh Surface Blocks models   3392ui03   b
15032202   NPApraksin District plan model   3392ui04   b


16032201   OMA   Whitney Museum Extension   New York


18032201   Smiljan Radic   Puerta Las Condes   Santiago


20032201   atypdiptych ploys half plans   2489i16




Horace Trumbauer, Whitemarsh Hall (Wyndmoor, PA: under construction, 1917.03.22).





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