Constructions
By: Shruthadev Bantwal
Category: Arts
We are a group of architecture students discussing the book "Constructions" by John Rajchman as part of an exercise in understanding the Contemporary Architecture movement.
Constructions is an assembly of essays where he begins by asking “What if the architectonic in Kant were not an overarching system but something that has itself to be constructed anew, in each case, in relation to fresh problems – something looser, more flexible, less complete, more irregular, a free plan in which things hang together without yet being held in place?”.
Constructions is an assembly of essays where he begins by asking “What if the architectonic in Kant were not an overarching system but something that has itself to be constructed anew, in each case, in relation to fresh problems – something looser, more flexible, less complete, more irregular, a free plan in which things hang together without yet being held in place?”.
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