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The Aesthetics of Settlement

George Carter November 2, 2024

Britain, like Europe, is suffering from a spiritual decay which manifests in the deterioration of its built environment.

Rebuilding R’lyeh: Houellebecq, Lovecraft, and the Meaning of Architecture

Steven Tucker October 31, 2024

Modern architecture is meant to transform human beings into alien beings upon their own former home-world.

The Yin-Yang of Urbanism: Léon Krier and Architectural Complementarity

Carlos Perona Calvete September 24, 2023

By highlighting how the size, type, and style of constructions can all fit, Krier shows us the way (post)modern architecture and urbanism are based on the perverse thrill of mismatch and contradiction.

Re-Building the Future: The Case of Cayalá

Carlos Perona Calvete August 28, 2023

Cayalá should encourage both our traditionalist and voluntarist instincts. Its prosperity is a testament to traditional design principles, while the speed with which it was built shows us what is possible.

Metaphysics of Architecture: A Look at Gottfried Semper’s Urkunst

Carlos Perona Calvete June 3, 2023

By locating the essence of traditional architecture in the primacy of character over concrete—the pattern we see over the material we don’t—Semper championed particularity over uniformity.

A Manifesto of Architectural Hope

Felix James Miller December 21, 2022

Alain de Botton’s book tells us that we can and should regain hope about the future of our homes and cities. Architecture has been in a sad state in the West for many decades, but there are also glimmers of promise.

Belgium: Controversy Surrounds Planned Makeover of Art Deco Landmark

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 27, 2022

While some hail the architectural vision as keeping with the times, others have raised concerns that it might be no more than a vanity project–one which makes for an ill-fit with its environment.

Dying Beauties: On Saving Romania’s National Architecture

Sebastian Morello November 3, 2022

Streets in Bucharest are lined with decaying neo-Brâncovenesc buildings. Instead of restoration, city-planners are heaping rubbish upon rubbish, building the same junk that has ruined cities from one end of Europe to the other.

Our Architecture is Not Just Physical:
On Félix Rodrigo Mora’s History of Romanesque Architecture

Carlos Perona Calvete January 1, 2022

It is a mistake to assume that concrete rural scenes like those in the small Romanesque parishes Mr. Mora rightly celebrates, lead to appreciating life whereas, contrastingly, Gothic abstraction leads to a sort of world-weary sickness. This judgement assumes only two realities, body and mind, and pits these against each other.

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The Aesthetics of Settlement

Rebuilding R’lyeh: Houellebecq, Lovecraft, and the Meaning of Architecture

The Yin-Yang of Urbanism: Léon Krier and Architectural Complementarity

Re-Building the Future: The Case of Cayalá

Metaphysics of Architecture: A Look at Gottfried Semper’s Urkunst

A Manifesto of Architectural Hope

Belgium: Controversy Surrounds Planned Makeover of Art Deco Landmark

Dying Beauties: On Saving Romania’s National Architecture

Our Architecture is Not Just Physical:
On Félix Rodrigo Mora’s History of Romanesque Architecture

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