"Spacial Agency is a project that presents a new way of looking at how buildings and space can be produced. Moving away from architecture's traditional focus on the look and making of buildings, Spacial Agency proposes a much more expansive field of opportunities in which architects and non-architects can operate."
more here
a small set of customized Creative Playthings furniture
available here
"This Time We'll Keep It A Secret" by Martin Beck
a study of certain living arrangements -published as part of Triple Canopy's 'Internet as Material' project area.
Peter Murdoch's Chair Thing children's chair - made of PVC coated cardboard, the chairs were flat packed and made for easy home assembly.
originally posted @Stork Bites Man, and seen coincidently in person this past week at the V&A
images viaV&A digital collections,VADS, and theLauritz auction archives
related -'Paper or Plastic' @ daddytypes.com
"Casa Jean Mermoz"
via the José Vial Armstrong archives @ Escuela de Arquitectura y Diseño PUVC
previously here
images via the José Vial Armstrong historical archives @ Escuela de Arquitectura y Diseño PUVC
plenty more here
images from the Waldo Bien Archives
a full PDF of the publication by Patrick Healy is available here
(thanks Matt for the reminder)
images from FREESTYLE: New Architecture and Interior Design from Los Angeles, 1986
•Peter Shire ceramic atop glass-topped dining table - Peter Shire House
•stucco-clad 'twisted' column by Brian Murphy - John Masius House
•hand carved animals - Charles Moore house
•formica finished drawers / cabinet detail - Peter Shire house
•painted entryway - Ros Cross / Mick Haggerty house
•painted mirror / mantle & Peter Shire ceramic tea pot - Lombardi / McDermott house
•inset fireplace (children's room) - The Norton House
tape-ography and hitchhiking tips, Oui Magazine, 1975
via Wary Meyers
a set of cardboard children's furniture designed by Peter Raacke in 1967 for Ellen Raacke, Germany.
lot 269 as part of Drootheum's upcoming design auction.
color blocking at the Bauhaus school in Dessau
via Commune
Clard Svenson standing inside a half-finished geodesic dome that eventually became a theater for psychedelics - Drop City, August 1967.
via Denver Public Library digital collections
Michael Frimkess "Kook Pots"
