Ivan Illich: ""Dwelling is an activity that lies beyond the reach of the architect"
It has a "tender complexity"
[T]he Cartesian, three-dimensional, homogeneous space into which the architect builds, and the vernacular space which dwelling brings into existence, constitute different classes of space"
All quoted by Brand, 134
> from Stewart Brand's How Buildings Learn (1994)
> tagged with #architecture, #space
> created July 20, 2024 at 1:14:37 PM
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