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Tag Archives: Graduate School of Design
Architecture’s deadly lingo
The model above illustrates an invitation to a lecture at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design called “Architecture Before Speech: A Conversation.” I thought it must be a discussion of how humans built early habitation prior to the development of spoken … Continue reading
The “Brutalist” website fad
The Washington Post reports that “The hottest trend in Web design is making intentionally ugly, difficult websites.” The article by Katherine Acrement states: Look at Hacker News. Pinboard. The Drudge Report. Adult Swim. Bloomberg Businessweek features. All of these sites … Continue reading
Posted in Architects, Architecture, Architecture Education, Architecture History, Art and design, Urbanism and planning
Tagged Andres Duany, Brutalism, Computers, Congress of the New Urbanism, Graduate School of Design, Harvard, Jim Colleran, Katherine Acrement, Modern Architecture, Washington Post, Web Brutalism, Web Design
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