“What's Wrong with the Primitive Hut?” talks about architecture as a technology not of shelter but of memory, one in which the subject that builds is not the individual but society. It contests the ideas that private architecture should be the model for public architecture, that pragmatism ought to come before ritual and that structure should come before space.
“La Coscienza di Zeno”: Notes on a Work by Superstudio
2A+P/A
What’s Wrong with Charles Eisen?
Pedro Ignacio Alonso
Three Little Huts
Nikos Magouliotis
Was the Primitive Hut Actually a Temple?
Ivica Brnic
The Primitive Hut as Original Sin
Giovanni Galli
A Hearth or a Kitchen?
Pep Avilés
Condemned by the Utopias of Radical Individualism: What’s Wrong with Architecture?
Marc Brabant
Rain inside the Panthéon: Reflections on Durand’s Modernism
Marc Britz
Modernity and Myth: Rem Koolhaas in New York
Gabriele Mastrigli
Toyo Ito’s Sendai Mediatheque
Ariadna Perich Capdeferro
The Steamboat Returns
David Kohn
Flat Primitive
Neyran Turan
The Second Olduvai Gorge: Architecture as the Art of Rebuilding the Climate of the Cradle of Humankind
Philippe Rahm
The Straight Story: An Interview with Corrado Marocci
Annamaria Prandi and Andrea Vescovini
The Well-tempered Hut
Wonne Ickx
River Deep, Mountain High
Daniel Luis Martinez
Inter Alia
gall
Fischer auf der Reise nach Stonehenge
Pier Paolo Tamburelli
Primordial Building Substance
Eric Lapierre
“The Voice of Time Cries Out to Man – Advance!”
Isobel Lutz Smith
Degré Zéro
Ido Avissar
Jacques Hondelatte’s Artiguebieille House
Tanguy Auffret-Postel and Tiago Borges
Seven Questions, One Answer
Giorgio Grassi Responds To Baukuh
Duck; Or, Some Attempts at Describing a Hut
Steven Chodoriwsky
A Space Oddity
Ludovico Centis
The World Is My Hut
Nils Havelka and Sarah Nichols
Leftovers
Anders Krüger and Regin Schwaen
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Carly Dean
Some Footnotes to Devils Tower
Stefano Graziani