Architecture of a Home
If you like architecture history or tends to like it, imagine what still lives in the “be quiet” voices that emerge in the construction places. It is possible to hear the murmurs, sounds vibrating and leaping in the air. In that moment there’s the whispering memory telling lowest bringing that expression: “The first we plan the home, after the house, its materiality. It is because I made the fire place before to treat from architecture properly,” it is what Mr. Paul Schweikher could have said if he does not said through art and architectural intent that transponders his thoughts for what meaning à home. He has a paper like testimony from his ethical treatment ways: “How Should the Impacts of Scientific and Technological Change be Reflected in Architectural Education?” If you would like to do some comparisons from his works with Mies Van Der Rohe - Japanese House and Dorothy Miller House you will have to come back to review the book Kyoko’s House by Yukio Mishima or Kawabata’s b...