One of the obsessions the late 70's and early 80's was the identify housing residents through their work, hobbies or hobbies (the home of dairy or stamp collector), a attempt to "represent" more of postmodern architecture and its promotion of individual identity. Although I have already referred of this phenomenon on the blog through several posts (including the most important contest Shinkenchiku, 1975 House for a superstar , the book Victims John Hejduk, 1986 or housing dummy Raimund Abraham ), I would include the study of Mark Mack published in the Pamphlet No. 2 published in Princeton on 10 houses California particular form of which is generated through aspects of user identification, whether their hobbies or work (home to a lover of jogging, a surfer or a diver), relationships among people (home to two feuding brothers) or relative position shown generically (house on a lake, a dam or in a river). I leave here some of the most exciting ...
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Pamphlet Architecture Nº2 [1978] 10 Californian Houses. Mark Mack
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