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2015 ~ A Year in Architecture, A Year in Archinect: May
Paul Goldberger (photo via gettyiris.com). Trained as an architect but often exhibited in art contexts, Angelidakis works beyond the boundaries of either field. Image courtesy Andreas Angelidakes Credit: Nicholas Korody The architect with a model for his WTC transportation hub, currently costing nearly $4 billion. (Image via forum.skyscraperpage.com) Mark Wigley and Beatriz Colomina. Photo by Max Zambelli. 'L'Arbe Blanc' by Sou Fujimoto Architects courtesy YouTube Bjarke Ingels at the WIRED Business Conference (screenshot of livestream courtesy Archinect). 'Architect' by Anonymous (or is he an 'Intern Architect?'). From an 1893 technical journal, now in the public domain. Scanned in 600 dpi by Lars Aronsson, 2005. Image via Wikipedia. Main waiting room at the original Penn Station, ca. 1911. (Image via Wikipedia) Photo via architectssleepinginstudio.tumblr.com/

Trained as an architect but often exhibited in art contexts, Angelidakis works beyond the boundaries of either field. Image courtesy Andreas Angelidakes
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Trained as an architect but often exhibited in art contexts, Angelidakis works beyond the boundaries of either field. Image courtesy Andreas Angelidakes