Independent Architecture
Residential
MotherhouseCatamount DormitoryBroadwayThe Duketh
Arts
Teen LoungeFive RoomsFoam ThingFortune PencilsDAM At the MirrorTwo BarnsMCA Bubble GardenGuggenheim Helsinki
Urban & Commercial
Larimer OfficesWaposSummer VaultFrederick WorkshopsPaco Sanchez ParkCity LoopCity County Building Plaza
Writing
The Same Something for EveryoneSelected ArticlesCurve Culture Vol. 1Curve Culture Vol. 2The Architecture of PatternsARCADE
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American FramingCorrectionsOld, New, Borrowed, BluePools and RoomsThe Great Poor Farm ExperimentDraft UrbanismEnergy Effects
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This visual essay presents an artistic view of energy. By making surprising connections between works of contemporary art, architecture, science, and technology, the book draws a relationship between energy and culture. Hidden within the desire to maintain the health of the planet is often an apology for being modern. As an alternative to looking back at a bygone world, the authors identify the generative effects of human activity. Written by Paul Andersen and Adam Lerner, but abandoned prior to publication.