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l.a. in crisis?

The Infrastructural City - Networked Ecologies in Los Angeles, by Kazys Varnelis

Once the greatest American example of a modern city served by infrastructure, Los Angeles is now in perpetual crisis. Infrastructure has ceased to support its urban plans, subordinating architecture to its own purposes. This out-of-control but networked world is increasingly organized by flows of objects and information. Static structures avoid being superfluous by joining this system as temporary containers for people, objects, and capital. This provocative collection of photography, essays, and maps looks at infrastructure as a way of mapping our place in the city and affecting change through architecture.

introduction to architecture











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090311_portfolio






a few extract of my first portfolio

dream could be a reality?

Julius Schulman, case study # 22, Pierre Koenig architect

the dream for the people who lives in l.a.?


why?


"So, like earlier generations of English intellectuals who taught themselves Italian in order to read Dante in the original, I learned to drive to read Los Angeles in the original."

Reyner Banham

l.a.

where i am now.

Welcome

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