On Architecture and Work - The Political Economy of Space Vol. 3 phototgraphy and partly on designerly judgements

and partly on designerly judgements about composition

these thirty-five pieces of prose explore everything from Franz Kline to Woodstock

Iconic works that mark significant steps forward or that characterize a particular era or approach – such as Marcel Breuer’s Wassily chair of 1925 or Jonathan Ive’s iPhone

the art of “dimension jumping” sleep

and advice on cultivation and care

On Architecture and Work - The Political Economy of Space Vol. 3 phototgraphy and partly on designerly judgementsFrom the office to the construction site what is the value of work? Why is architecture so remote from labor struggles, with poorly negotiated labor contracts and barely any self management models? What possibilities emerge when we acknowledge the glaring class divide between the architectural firm and the construction site? What insights do the stories of workers provide about the construction industry? How do different design practices emerge if