I’m not sure what the Bluesky equivalent is, but h/t @orla-hegarty.bsky.social

Makes a change from all the real estate roadkill that generally makes the grade on this website.

Must have made for some confused, then awkward looks…

I went up with the NLA a few years back. You have to stand very still (or be deep in conversation) to appreciate the movement of the turntable.

What could possibly go wrong…?

Please do - the language around architecture is shallow, technocratic, inward looking and means little to anyone not already invested. It’s also remained static while not just the profession but world has changed inexorably around it. We need to expand the critical field not just reboot it.

In situ at CX station

Here’s a link to the film’s trailer: youtu.be/-V_uu2mP9vQ

I’m not sure I answered all the questions fully, but I certainly enjoyed grappling with them.

What is architecture and who is it for? Why a film about architecture and why now? Who is the film for? Who gets to decide what legacy actually means (spoiler, it’s not the architect)?

I do like the train station though.

My other favourite is the cordless kettle sitting on the kitchen counter (always Alessi or Smeg) without its charging stand and very untidy cable.