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While researching the Terraform House and looking for (and not finding) stuff on Jacques Couëlle, I found Jacques Gillet and this group of people posing in front of his "Sculpture House".
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The group is actually fellows of
Friends of Kebyar, a journal on all things architecturally organic (and I might say inspired by Fredrik Kiesler but whatever)
Anyway, enjoy some of the weirdness
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Bart Prince is great
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I feel like I've seen this house by Robert Bruno before,
there's also an extensive
website for all you
organic rusted steel metal plate fans out there
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Gunther Domenig is here too, though I wouldn't have put him in the same category as everybody else FOK has dedicated an issue to. I do remember seeing a lecture by Domenig in the very early 90s at SciARC, and he showed his house that he has been building forever, a little like Robert Bruno.
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had never heard of Anton Alberts
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nor Howard Fox, which looks like a wackier Bruce Goff
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and is this built or a maquette?
And why isn't Paolo Portoghesi anywhere
to be found on these covers?
I've been meaning to post about PP for ever,
maybe its time
1 comment:
Thanks for bringing these to our attention! Mind-boggling stuff!
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