[photoset: under I-5, capitol hill/eastlake, seattle]
Returning to the US after years of work and travel abroad, Evan Chakroff attempts to bring a global perspective to analysis of the relatively-unknown architectural traditions of his new home, Seattle, Washington.... and beyond....
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damn you Q! when i read this earlier today i thought your post was Evan's and that he had lost his mind down some Quondam rabbit hole!
That OMA project shows how forward they were thinking back in the 90s too
This one is another that always seems so contemporary:
http://www.oma.eu/projects/1996/luxor-theatre/
after (finally) reading 'Exodus' and studying the drawings in some detail, I'm convinced that Koolhaas will never do better than that thesis project.
@Q: Whoops!
a few years back Brett Milligan and Rob Holmes published a piece in La Tempestad, which drew from a visit to I-5 Colonnade Park, along with the ideas of “infrastructural vernacular” and “leisure-work” landscapes.
It can be found in English here
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