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HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS [II] 1970 Pneumatic Skin farm protection against pollution [Haus-Rucker-Co] 1968

One of the main obsessions of 60/70, the generation of artificial and controlled environments, is used by Haus-Rucker-Co iconographic way to generate this image of a farm (rural paradigm openly and natural) of extreme pollution safeguarded by a pneumatic skin has a number of mechanisms for self-regulation (air purification systems, water reuse ...) without losing its traditional image of wood structure and windmill on the outside.

Bibliography:

Radical Architecture. Catalogue of the exhibition at CAAM Las Palmas [2002]

Flat Warts On Upper Lip

vehicle Costume and contaminated areas [The Calhéne]


Following the vision of a future world where the air is polluted and in an article by AD June 68 at the Utopia group members appreciate the different possibilities of pneumatic architecture, see this suit and polluted vehicle for a future inspired by those worn by astronauts lunar explorers.

Bibliography:

Architectural Design June 1968

How To Regulate Wood Stove

PERVERSIONS NATURAL [II] 1977/78 ARCADIA CITY [Peter Cook & Christine Hawley]


natural Perversion Peter Cook city bourgeoisie (engine culture) forgotten by the 1968 revolution. Cook defines its Arcadias as

"... an attempt at building rhetoric. A throwback to the invention, attracted by the charm of certain life situations, along with the idea of \u200b\u200bsuperimposing different situations, typical specific. "

whole city is full of more "natural" and representative from status in English with a river valley and the idyllic figure of 40000 inhabitants, to the incursion of wild natural life and tabulated regular structures, assuming a picturesque work all the way to the English garden that he so revered.

Interestingly Cook's work in generating experiences, I would say performing the sums as follows:

"When parked the car and walked toward the door of our house, we can be a charioteer who enters the city wall or a simple statistic of fire regulations .... "

Bibliography:

A + U Peter Cook 1961-1989 [1989]

Domus 1979 No. 596

Glory Hole In South Florida

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Bumps From Waist Down

The car as architecture [III] / / 1973 Drive In Fisherman's Cottage Religious and

In this short review of the Architectural Design Cosmorama January 1973 are two new situations where the car becomes architecture:

The first is the church Garden Grove Community of Orange County, California, where the Rev. Robert Schuller is addressed from the pulpit the faithful who listen to their prayers at the wheel of his Mustang and Cadillacs.

The second is a fisherman who uses his vehicle as set der small fishing off the bad weather.

Bibliography:

January 1973 AD

Eye Bruise Black Sclera

The car as architecture [II] 1970 Volkswagen enviroment [Paul F. Galdone]


Within the sample of imaginary architecture of the famous Austrian teachers the Rhode Island School of Design Raimund Abraham and Friedrich St.Florian displayed also some work of his students (Allan Wexler including ) among which the draft Galdone Paul F. in working in the symbolic capacity car as architecture and as an icon. Galdone generates an air transportable housing in their Volkswagen beetle to be swollen in the shape of car on a larger scale ... A car in a car ... or the car as architecture ...

Another interesting example of architecture designed for the car:

http://arqueologiadelfuturo.blogspot.com/2010/09/1968-jardin-ingles-sobre-una-autopista.html

Bibliography:

Domus 1970 No 491

Can Tongue Piercing Cause Seizures?

The car as architecture [I] 1969 The Great Vienna Auto Expander [Zünd-Up]



The mixture of c rítica and adoration for the car is the main driver of this wonderful project megastructure that flies over the city of Vienna and a leisure place for lovers of the cars where they can find a kind of Pinball car, a Destruction Derby to be clubbed with the cars (very American Way of Life), a garage with accessories for your Cadillac, a beauty salon to make your image look like the one in your car, racetrack and everything that any devotee of the four wheels can imagine to enjoy his car, even a bad simulator to enjoy driving on rainy days, under the fog or the difficulties of the roadway snow without suffering the consequences. The proper place for the gods of MOTOR !!!!!!!!!!!!

on Zund + UP:

http://arqueologiadelfuturo.blogspot.com/search/label/z% C3% BCnd-up

http://www.zuend-up.com/

Bibliography:

The Austrian Phenomenon. Austria Avantgarde Architecture 1956 73 [2010]

What Is The Milky Mucus

EPHEMERAL Livable Alternatives [Gallery Nuevos Ministerios, Madrid] February 16 to May 29 Taking advantage of the topography

Curated by Carmen Blasco, can see these days in Madrid ephemeral installations exposure of February 16 to May 29 in the gallery of Nuevos Ministerios. Since housing prototypes Shigeru Ban, Prada Franco Raggi Poole or projections of a historical selection of housing projects ephemeral. Outside the facility can be Pink Project (supported by Brad Pitt for New Orleans) and a stunning TREE Wapenarr Dre TENTS.

HASBRO Astrolite Adventures in Light [1969]

I was interested quite a collection belonging to John Borders j construction been playing games (from skyscraper construction game manhattianos a tensegrity fulleriano) among which I would highlight a game called "Hasbro Astrolite" Adventures in Light, 1969, in which you can build a kind of c futuristic ITY with pieces of clear acrylic and lighting (a kind of archeology of the future of hydroponic farms).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovjKS2eHB9I

http://www.samstoybox.com/toys/Astrolite.html

http://www.retro.net/db/Astrolite/302/

Sweet Low Side Effects

[I] 1962 Habitat parietal [Trey Bernard] Law closing

Proposal hanging city (based in China town Mai-Tchi-Chan in the province of Kansou) for philosophers, thinkers, religious in that Trey Bernard takes a vertical wall that exists in nature to hollowed out and rebuilt after a series of light wooden structures that allow for adaptability to the city, arranged at different levels through rhythms that are generating the different programs within it.

Bibliography:

Architecture D'Aujorud'Hui [No. 115] [1964]

Do You Have To Cook Summer Sausage

/ Settings hostile [I] 1971 Arctic City [Frei Otto / Ove Arup / Kenzo Tange]


The two common features of any utopia (as Jameson its Archaelogies of The Future, unconscious father inspired this blog) are: a general and systematic closure law. The closure law is one parameter that allows its existence to create a differentiation in the current system (for Thomas More and his Utopia generate the closure law, for which a fictional island Moro looking where to start from scratch).

The search for resources in environments as hostile as the Arctic creates a good starting point for the development of climate utopias. In this case, Frei Otto (structural design) joins Kenzo Tange (urban planning) to design a continuous envelope around 3Km2 transparent surface (which had been built in a smaller size in the U.S. pavilion of Osaka70) under which manages a model of low-density city like a small city garden pool.

This project is the culmination of the testing of Frei Otto on air-conditioned environments from large textile coverings.

Bibliography:

Architectural Design [June 1971]

urban structures for the future [1972] Justus Dahinden

Women Panty Hose Wrestling

SCALE CHANGE / CHANGE OF THINKING giant Sprays 1973 [Haus-Rucker-Co]



a nod [postmodern] to spray Hans Hollein, Haus-Rucker-Co graphy raise two water tanks in Marne-la-Vallée (in a competition for deposits and bring them a new face image to the city) as two giant environmental sprays. Thus, one of the options for the future, the control / perversion / environmental modification as architectural approach becomes an icon and remains a field of exploration projecting to become the iconic image.

Scaling / Exchange thinking. The objectification of ideology.

leave also images of some of the other interventions ...

Bibliography:

Superarchitecture. Le Futur de l'architecture 1950-1970

Domus No. 528 [1973]

Need To Cut Sweetness In My Chili

1956 The Revolution? of Plastic Houses in popular magazines such as homes of the future American

Between 1955 and 1956 showed three prototypes of housing built with materials plastics that attracted the interest of American popular magazines, for its ability to generate options for "future" for the construction of affordable housing in series with a great capacity to transport ... 1955 Monsanto House of (built in 1957) as the option for the future of Disney, Tomorrow Land and its subsequent EPCOT (cited in a previous post AF) that follows the center of the first versions of Fuller's Wichita House, the All Plastic House (1956) prototype designed by Ionel Schein for a furniture fair in Paris and whose evolutionary model may be the son of some of the projects of the last Le Corbusier (and later father of Guy Rottier) and presents the honor of being the first home built entirely with plastic materials and House of the Future [1956] of Smithson, built for the Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition, which takes the traditional courtyard houses creating a perimeter that is orthogonal aggregation capability and a fully molded interior geometry as the material allows (with much integrated furniture and also molded plastic). This is a House? Asked in the article by Mechanix Illustrated September 1956 in which it appears ...

1955/1957 Monsanto House [Hamilton + Goody] Popular Science Apr 1956 / Mar 1956 Popular Mechanics

1956 All Plastic House [Ionel Schein] Popular Mechanics Ago 1956

1956 The House of the Future [Alison + Peter Smithson] Mechanix Illustrated Sep 1956

Bibliography:

Popular Science Apr 1956

Aug 1956 Popular Mechanics

Mar 1956 Popular Mechanics

Mechanix Illustrated Sep 1956