Screen/Print #24: Architectural fantasies from "Fairy Tales — When Architecture Tells A Story"

2014-09-03T15:41:00-04:00

A good fairy tale, like good architecture, makes fantasy inhabitable. It provides a foundation for the reader to stand on, and then let’s them loose to fill in the rest with their own experiences, making a universal structure personal. But sometimes, when architects try to tell the story of their world-building to others, they rely on too exclusive of a foundation. Fairy Tales — When Architecture Tells A Story, a collection of fantastical stories written and designed by architects, tries to make that foundation more accessible.

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Screen/Print #24: Architectural fantasies from "Fairy Tales — When Architecture Tells A Story"