Posts Tagged ‘experimental architecture’
* Archigram – Plug In City
Posted on mars 18th, 2010 by YATS. Filed under Non classé.
One more post about experimental architecture. Much more SciFi than architecture. The Bauhaus killer. But that’s the way I like it.
“The pre-packaged frozen lunch is more important than Palladio”
Peter Cook, Archigram
A Walking City in New York, Drawing by Ron Herron
A hovercraft
Opens up
To become
A village
The Plug In City, Drawings by Peter Cook
Find more there: Archigram Official Site (!)
or there: Archigram on Designmuseum
* 50 Billions $ projects can’t be wrong
Posted on mars 13th, 2010 by YATS. Filed under Non classé.
* Yona Friedman – Mobile Architecture
Posted on mars 5th, 2010 by YATS. Filed under Non classé.
Yona is definitely my favorite utopian architect.
Have a look on these crazy artworks he made for some huge architecture competitions (I think he almost never built anything), such as the Centre Pompidou, or the Forum des Halles in Paris.
Most of his work deals with post-apocalyptic matters: Rebuilding cities from scratch, in a world anihilated by a nuclear war or space pioneers homes.
Try to find his book L’architecture de Survie.
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