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Tuesday, July 31, 2001
Sometimes, late at night, everything becomes clear. Your vision unclouds and the world makes perfect sense. Tonight was one of those nights. Driving back home from Echo Park, we encoutered the Gershwin Hotel Hollywood (5533 Hollywood Boulevard). It was the face of post-(post-Fordism) or whatever name this period will have: naked, raw and pure. Enough said. You'll have to visit. Preferably late at night. But make sure you club your car.
An update: according to the Gershwin Hotel people, the hotel isn't finished yet. The interior spaces will be designed by Karim Rashid and a Totem store will be located on the first level.
Posted by Kazys Varnelis @ 01:01 AM PST [Link]
Friday, July 27, 2001
I always really disliked Aeron chairs. And who didn't dislike the dot.com industry? Learn their cruel fate in Salon.com's article Auction of the damned
Posted by Kazys Varnelis @ 02:54 PM PST [Link]
Thursday, July 12, 2001
My article ěHallucination in Seattle. Frank Gehryís Experience Music Project,î published in Pasajes de Arquitectura y Critica, in June 2001 is now available in English, on kazys.net: here.
Posted by Kazys Varnelis @ 03:48 PM PST [Link]
The Southern California Studies Center - (SC2) has an excellent set of documents on the urban environment in Southern California, including Sprawl Hits The Wall, the product of a two year analysis of growth in the Los Angeles region.
Posted by Kazys Varnelis @ 03:38 PM PST [Link]
