Ever wondered why Time Magazine hardly covers Architecture? In the early 30s the magazine produced this slanderous piece of the secret lives of the architect.
Known as the Garwondler case, an angry designer took the magazine to court over the highly suggestive report of his unusual attire. The case was dismissed after the architect, with arms folded in an aggressive manner, asked the jury members to hold his 'felt elephant'.
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"Ely Jacques Kahn presented a chafing dish full of spaghetti and a bowl of French dressing in token of his interest in cooking. After the second day the French dressing was removed."
my hero - these people rocked.
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