(not a fan of koolhaas)
Delirious New York had just been published. In this retroactive handbook Koolhaas presented the skyscraper as the star of a ‘theatre of progress’ and claimed that ‘in the twentieth-century metropolis architecture becomes an instrument whereby people can redesign themselves’. ((Rem Koolhaas, quoted in Hans van Dijk, ‘Rem Koolhaas interview’, Wonen TA/BK no. 11, 1978, p.18.))
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no structural damage, confusing though, considering it was cctv(unoccupied @time
Show Lessaw dammit i can't find it again but there's a note that says he's sick of bailing out poor people who can't take responsibility for their choices. but this is where i get confused... what about wealthy people that can't take responsibility for their choices?
Show Lesslove the experience of watching highly produced anxiety-inducing/borne hypermedia give way to truer expression. an incredible dance piece.
Show Lessmanifestations of psychosexual european repression always more interesting anyway
Show Lessbut now everyone knows who that little fish was...
Show LessBIG FISH EATS THE LITTLE ONE
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