Andrei Stoica
@andreistoica
Andrei Stoica
It is the kind of building that when entered can make you feel infused with the opportunity of a world very different from the one you used to know. This is the essence of a futurist architecture. It is the ethic to make a building that convinces people they are living in the future.
Noah Putnam • The Concrete Oasis
But to extrapolate that reality into the idea that we shouldn’t want to tend to our loved ones, to receive them as flawed and imperfect people and care for them anyway, is a grave miscorrection. We all exist to save each other. There is barely anything else worth living for.
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Studio in Paris by @pauline.borgia.
Photos by @ludovicbalay.
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instagram.comMeredith Clausen similarly describes the Roth’s in her history of the Pan Am building:
A large measure of the firm’s success was due, as Richard Roth was later bluntly to explain in his essay, “High-Rise Down to Earth,” to their aim “not to create masterpieces” but to provide buildings that worked efficiently and economically for their clients:... See more
Brian Potter • Why Skyscrapers Became Glass Boxes
Many Blueprint employees followed the developments in Ms. Southern’s lawsuit, in which she contended that Mr. Johnson had breached a promise to pay her $150,000 in exchange for rent and moving out of their home after their breakup.
Mr. Johnson successfully moved the lawsuit to arbitration. In 2023, an arbitrator ruled that Ms. Southern must adhere... See more
Mr. Johnson successfully moved the lawsuit to arbitration. In 2023, an arbitrator ruled that Ms. Southern must adhere... See more
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Abstract fall. To achieve this painterly effect, I shot 9 handheld photos which were then layered in-camera using the multiple exposure setting. The subtle movement helped to create an interesting texture that mimics brushstrokes. A lot of fun to play around and experiment with! #artsyfartsy
instagram.com- Favorite cities and towns thus far: Matera, Bari, Monopoli, Polignano a Mare, Taranto, Otranto, Castellaneta, Ginosa, Santa Maria di Leuca. I’ll remember Cannole fondly for the hospitality and festivities. Mixed verdict: Gallipoli. Not on the list: Brindisi (but maybe if I had hit it on a Sunday like this last one in Bari...)