francesca

A very beautiful lecture.
A clear explanation of the process of the work (even for those who understand nothing about maths).
A demonstration of how it is applied to architecture, which, he is absolutely right, needs no renders and images at all.
An intelligent and beautiful book.
Most of all a very felt approach towards the analysis and creation of the surface, a very clear idea about what the work is about, with no pretense towards a total approach toward architecture. "I learnt nothing from Rem", quite a strong position to be taken in a school like the AA I beleive.
Personally I from the lecture I have discovered a way to produce very beautiful architecture. very curious to see what will come next. At the same time I am questioning myself more and more about the meaning of architecture. Without diminishing the importance of their role, does it not tend to easily become just design, or technical skills, beautiful and intelligent as it may be?