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“Is all Architecture Truly Political?” A response to Quilian Riano by Ross Wolfe

November 28, 2013 by Fosco Lucarelli 2 Comments

Gunter Rambow, “Utopie Dynamit” (1976)  If a mantra could define the present-day architectural debate, it would surely be the assertive claim that … [Read more...]

Seventy ‘Tana’ or ‘Tokowaki’ Variations, in Tetsuro Yoshida’s ‘The Japanese House’ (1935)

November 27, 2013 by Fosco Lucarelli Leave a Comment

  Japanese architect Tetsuro Yoshida  (1894–1956) was a key figure of architectural interchange between East and West during the early 1930's. … [Read more...]

Hans Poelzig’s Sulphuric Acid Factory in Luboń, Poland (1911-1912)

November 26, 2013 by Fosco Lucarelli 7 Comments

    In a parallel with Ross Wolfe, (yet purely coincidential) we publish here an early industrial work of architect Hans Poelzig, one … [Read more...]

A 50 x 50 House for Mass Production (1951): An Unbuilt Project By L. Mies Van Der Rohe

November 23, 2013 by Mariabruna Fabrizi 2 Comments

Mies van der Rohe addressed the question of mass-housing in his unbuilt project, the 50x50 feet House (50 feet is almost 16m) in 1951. Conceived as a … [Read more...]

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