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Archinect to host party & book launch for "Treatise: Why Write Alone?" at the Neutra VDL Saturday, May 2nd!
Point Supreme (Konstantinos Pantazis & Marianna Rentzou), 'Faliro Pier,' 2012. Archival inkjet print. 23 1/2 x 33 inches. Courtesy of the artists. The Neutra VDL Research House. Photo by: David Hartwell The Neutra VDL Research House. Photo by: David Hartwell The Neutra VDL Research House. Photo by: David Hartwell The Neutra VDL Research House. Photo by: David Hartwell The Neutra VDL Research House. Photo by: David Hartwell View of “Treatise: Why Write Alone?”, 2015, Graham Foundation, Chicago. Photo Matthew Messner. View of “Treatise: Why Write Alone?”, 2015, Graham Foundation, Chicago. Photo Matthew Messner. View of “Treatise: Why Write Alone?”, 2015, Graham Foundation, Chicago. Photo Matthew Messner. View of “Treatise: Why Write Alone?”, 2015, Graham Foundation, Chicago. Photo Matthew Messner. Fake Industries Architectural Agonism (Cristina Goberna & Urtzi Grau), 'The Urban Imaginary Project. Barcelona’s Moveable Feast. A Post-Crash Urban Imaginary,' 2014. Archival inkjet print. 40 x 122 inches. Courtesy of the artists. Bureau Spectacular (Jimenez Lai), “Inside Outside In-between,” 2014-15. Ink on paper. 11 x 17 inches. Courtesy of the artist. is-office (Kyle Reynolds and Jeff Mikolajewski), “Javits, Javits,” 2012. Archival inkjet print. 56 x 40 inches. Courtesy of the artists. Bittertang (Michael Loverich & Antonio Torres), 'Romulus & Remus: Succulent Piñata (detail),' 2010. Mixed media. 35 x 35 x 16 inches. Courtesy of the artists. Alex Maymind, '100 Drawings,' 2012-13. Archival inkjet print. 25 x 25 inches. Courtesy of the artist. Young & Ayata (Michael Young & Kutan Ayata), 'Busan Opera Boxes & Bridges,' 2011. Glazed 3D color prints, wood frames, and c-prints. 24 x 36 x 10 inches. Courtesy of the artists.

is-office (Kyle Reynolds and Jeff Mikolajewski), “Javits, Javits,” 2012. Archival inkjet print. 56 x 40 inches. Courtesy of the artists.
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is-office (Kyle Reynolds and Jeff Mikolajewski), “Javits, Javits,” 2012. Archival inkjet print. 56 x 40 inches. Courtesy of the artists.