Idea by
Chara Stergiou
Call for ideas 2019
Making Architectural Kin
Making Architectural Kin
- New alliances
The production of architecture is mostly based on the completion of finished products. Looking closer to the architect’s “silent production” is to look at the formative processes of architecture making,highlighting seemingly irrelevant but important and neglected fields and tools.The book tends to consist a meeting between S,M,L,XL’s estrangement,while viewing an underwear catalogue in an exclusively architectural book,and the extensive description of Perec’s “Notes on the objects to be found on my desk”. Material considered as crucial for the selected projects is to be selected by the six creatives (emails,playlists,pop culture,events, etc.) and articulated as raw, interruptive, visual notes breaking the text flow of six autonomous interviews.This method attempts to reveal constellations of creative traces or as Ginzburg quotes the “Infinitesimal traces which permit the comprehension of a deeper, otherwise unattainable reality” where the future of architecture lies.
Making Architectural Kin
Making Architectural Kin
- New alliances
The production of architecture is mostly based on the completion of finished products. Looking closer to the architect’s “silent production” is to look at the formative processes of architecture making,highlighting seemingly irrelevant but important and neglected fields and tools.The book tends to consist a meeting between S,M,L,XL’s estrangement,while viewing an underwear catalogue in an exclusively architectural book,and the extensive description of Perec’s “Notes on the objects to be found on my desk”. Material considered as crucial for the selected projects is to be selected by the six creatives (emails,playlists,pop culture,events, etc.) and articulated as raw, interruptive, visual notes breaking the text flow of six autonomous interviews.This method attempts to reveal constellations of creative traces or as Ginzburg quotes the “Infinitesimal traces which permit the comprehension of a deeper, otherwise unattainable reality” where the future of architecture lies.