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Die Hard asks naive but powerful questions: If you have to get from A to B —that is, from the 31st floor to the lobby, or from the 26th floor to the roof—why not blast, carve, shoot, lockpick, and climb your way there, hitchhiking rides atop elevator cars and meandering through the labyrinthine, previously unexposed back-corridors of the built envi... See more
Geoff Manaugh • Nakatomi Space
overwhelmingly passive.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
we conduct our lives more in the space of flows than the space of places. We are only beginning to understand how, along with…
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Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
Belong Anywhere,”
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld
Over the course of the film, McClane blows up whole sections of the building; he stops elevators between floors; and he otherwise explores the internal spaces of Nakatomi Plaza in acts of virtuoso navigation that were neither imagined nor physically planned for by the architects.
His is an infrastructure of nearly uninhibited movement within the ma... See more
His is an infrastructure of nearly uninhibited movement within the ma... See more
Geoff Manaugh • Nakatomi Space
It was Arendt who showed me that Augustine was a cartographer of the heart.