Recently I stumbled about this nice piece of postmodern decoration. Some doors to a public park were produced with great efforts that they look like they were half broken by rust. But it’s all a typical romantic pretension of decay.
Best is the contrast if you see these pieces in their real modern environment.
I have really enjoyed browsing your blog. I thought I might recommend to you Architect James Wines, that's if you haven't already heard of him. He has a wonderful humorous way of depicting decay in his buildings that has always inspired me to never take my work seriously as a student of architecture..
Thanks for the comment. Sometimes I think that people are so blinded by all this Zombie-stuff that they didn't notice how popular ruins became in modern design.
Sure, I know something about the works of James Wines, this shopping mall and there's a nice video on YouTube. I also like his humor and his irony. But like many bloggers I'm faster in research than in active blogging.
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.
Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.
I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser gate.
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain.
I have really enjoyed browsing your blog. I thought I might recommend to you Architect James Wines, that's if you haven't already heard of him. He has a wonderful humorous way of depicting decay in his buildings that has always inspired me to never take my work seriously as a student of architecture..
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment. Sometimes I think that people are so blinded by all this Zombie-stuff that they didn't notice how popular ruins became in modern design.
ReplyDeleteSure, I know something about the works of James Wines, this shopping mall and there's a nice video on YouTube. I also like his humor and his irony.
But like many bloggers I'm faster in research than in active blogging.