Question comes from this review of Margaret Drabble’s new novel.
Also this
"Fran is an unwitting Virgil who leads us through the circles of the hell of aging; but it is a hell where pragmatic thoughtfulness reigns and functional architecture is sustenance."
Not sure I can answer in formal or tectonic terms, but I can say at least
"a house full of memories, yet also full of life; family and friends."
What sort of house shall I die in?
Question comes from this review of Margaret Drabble’s new novel.
Also this
"Fran is an unwitting Virgil who leads us through the circles of the hell of aging; but it is a hell where pragmatic thoughtfulness reigns and functional architecture is sustenance."
Not sure I can answer in formal or tectonic terms, but I can say at least
"a house full of memories, yet also full of life; family and friends."
I don't wish for a hushed and somber passing.
Not mine.
Not a nursing home or hospital I hope.
Ive always thought of dropping dead at my desk, hmm.... so that would be a office bldg. perhaps
@David, That ZHA design for Campbell is bad...and this is an image of a man really living I think. Very powerful.
probably:
on a ground floor, preferably, I've always been worried about buildings with no service elevators.
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