#57: Fritz Schaller, Church of St. Paul, Neuss (1966-68); structural engineering by Stefan Polonyi

Dean Ellis

extremely funny because Heatherwick's latest building in London is a totally joyless, tedious knock-off of brutalism lol. our humanizing hero could not be more full of shit.

ghost pyramid: The Point (1985), Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, by BDP

I have no idea what the origin of this image is but using the space between the Washington Monument and U.S. Capitol (and beyond) as a way to show how much dirt would be displace from an Earth-wide transit tunnel, and presenting it as a pyramid, is marvelous.

Just a reminder that the saga of Neom wasn’t all fun, games and insane sci fi renderings

Should a pyramid have windows?

This rules and I hate it theverge.com/2024/4/2/24117…

St Hildegard's chapel by Gottfried Böhm (1962), Düsseldorf, as captured by Stefano Perego

The GSA wants to demolish the Century and Consumers Buildings, but renovating these buildings would save 12,500 tons of embodied carbon. This equals the carbon captured by 10,000 acres of forest for an entire year!
Learn more and take action at architecture.org/gsa

trying to be the Rem Koolhaas of Looking At My Phone A Lot.