@architext14 At the risk of sounding like a Mies apologist:
- LOF held patents, but IGU's were not commercially available, especially at these sizes, until much later.
- similarly , air conditioning (with dehumidification) also trailed this project by the better part of a decade or more.
@architext14@mcmansionhell Do you have the larger image showing what the leader is labeled as? I'm not doubting you, but I'm fascinated as to what the drawing intends to show. Thanks!
In 2014, one of Texas billionaire Harlan Crow’s companies quietly bought several lots on a residential street in Savannah, GA.
The seller? Crow’s friend & travel companion Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. 🧵👇
Reparations! is out
the issue we co-edited with @mitchmcewen on Reparations includes interviews with Mabel O. Wilson, Rasheedah Phillips, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Sean Connelly, and Dream the Combine, and many amazing contribitions!
Kengo Kuma
“We can create life without more buildings.”
“I'm very much interested in the refurbishment of buildings, the renovation of buildings. Sometimes refurbished buildings add unexpected value.”
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90s posters by Paul Rand that utilize squares as the main element.
1. Tokyo Communication Arts — 1991
2. 79th Ginza Graphic Gallery Exhibition — 1992
Source: Cooper Hewitt
@patcarino Could be a nickel sulfide inclusion that was not exercised out during heat soak testing ( if it was done at all) or...some genius decided to hang on the towel bar. Either way, one benefit of tempering glass is that it breaks into "dice" that are significantly less dangerous.
“Once architects see themselves as workers and not as temporarily embarrassed technocrats or firm owners, they begin to realize that these struggles—socialist struggles—involve them as well.”
@mcmansionhell in the new issue 🔥🔥🔥