Architecture at the limits of instability: an interview with Smiljan Radić

2015-08-20T14:00:00-04:00

We’re perched high above Santiago de Chile in an unassuming meeting room, near the top of a nondescript office tower at the base of the famous San Cristóbal hill. Visually-speaking, we’re as far away from the architecture of Smiljan Radić as possible. There are no boulders or found objects, just a wooden table separating us and some relatively simple chairs. “Why should an architect have to design furniture?” Radić asks with a laugh, gesturing at the furnishings. “There’s enough of it around already.”

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Architecture at the limits of instability: an interview with Smiljan Radić