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February 25, 2023
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Graham McKay
architecture as problem solving
1927: The Competition
1928: The Meeting
1928: The Types Study
3D Printing in History
Carbon Offset
Career Case Study #13: John Cyril Hawes
Clarity & Consistency in Architecture
Compliance
How Will The Metaverse Be Designed?
Indexed Memory
It’s Just Design
Making the Problem Go Away
Spiral Binding
The Constructivists
The Odd Angle
What’s Already There
architecture as the articulation of money or property or power
Architectural Myths #12: The Daring Cantilever
Career Case Study #12: Albert Speer
Showboating
The Maximum Dwelling: RESPECT
The Money Shot
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architecture's dubious relationship with wealth
Architects of their own demise
The Fabergé Egg
architecture's troubled relationship with nature
Aesthetic Efficiency
Arboreal Angst
Architecture Myths #10: Learning from Nature
Architecture Myths #22: Biomimesis
Architecture Myths #4: Gardens in the Sky
Building Nature
Moneymaking Machines #7: Absolute Towers
Primitive Attributes
Stealth Developments
WE ♥ PLANTS
Zoomorphic Architecture
are there other ways of understanding architecture?
Against Architecture
Existential Architecture: Being There.
Spiritual Beauty
The Nature of Things
creativity
AIA and AI
Authenticity
I is for IMPROVE
The Demise of the Idea
decline of the social contract in architecture
Architecture Misfit #36: Ricardo Bofill
Expectations Exceeded
Heroes & Villains
HIGH-RISE
The Things Architects Do #8: Themes
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does one have to be an unknown architect to be an architecture misfit?
Architecture Misfit #16: Douglas Haskell
Architecture Misfit #17: Moisei Ginzburg
Architecture Misfit #37: Luke Him Sau
Architecture Misfit #39: Juliaan Lampens
Architecture Misfit #40: Riken Yamamoto
Architecture Misfits #34: The Sole Practitioner
Architecture Misfits #38: The Unknown Architect
Career Case Study #9: Juliaan Lampens
Claude Megson
Honorary Architecture Misfit: Kiyonori Kikutake
Honorary Architecture Misfits: Bernd and Hilla Becher
Stock Market
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Dubai
Hacking The City
dysfunctionalism
Disobedience vs. Resourcefulness
education
12 Months
Levels of Engagement: Part 2
Notes on Scale
energy demand management
The Rebound Effect
extensions and additions
The Art Extension
fake futures
The Stepped Terrace
fake history
Revisionist History
The Wrong Side of History
fame and fortune
A Career in Architecture
Career Case Study #12: Antonin Raymond
Framing
Houses for Parents
The 2’nd Misfits’ Trienniale: WEEK 3
food and architectural taste
The Chinese Kitchen
food and shelter
Calories/m3
Corner Stores
Food & Shelter
Food as Art
Food Stuff
Home Grown
It’s Not Rocket Science #10: Integrated Sanitation and Nutrition
Living Above Shops
Retirement Plan
Tall Food
The Boarding House
The Dacha
The Microbial Home
The Passivehaus Diet
forgotten buildings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BURJ!!
form and function
Architecture in Motion, Again
Architecture vs. Building
Assorted Architecture Myths
Dream Machine
Learning From Flying Saucers
Opera Houses
The Architect as Ornament
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chaps. 3.1~3.3
The Dark Side of the Villa Savoye
form vs. performance
New Radical Pragmatism
New Ugly vs. New Cute
Not the Sagrada Familia
The Process Behind A Better Architecture Building STACEY #1: Site
formalism in architecture
A New Formalism
Externalization
Making Strange
Non-Referential Architecture
The Edge of Space
The Formalist Canon
functional differentiation
Architecture Myths #33: Served and Servant Spaces
Houses With More Than One Staircase
generic functionality
Architecture Myths #26: Flexibility
getting back to basics
It’s Not Rocket Science #11: Keeping the Water Out
It’s Not Rocket Science #12: Getting Some Rays
It’s Not Rocket Science #1: Thermal Mass
It’s Not Rocket Science #2: Ventilation
It’s Not Rocket Science #3: Yakhchal
It’s Not Rocket Science #4: Humidity Control
It’s Not Rocket Science #5: Night Sky Radiant Cooling
It’s Not Rocket Science #6: The Stack Effect
It’s Not Rocket Science #7: Evapo-transpiration
It’s Not Rocket Science #8: Repetition
It’s Not Rocket Science #9: Natural Ventilation
Rocket Science
gio ponti
The Art of Too Much
good inventions
Fast Food
heat exchange ventilation
Split Systems
high-density housing
Artificial Land
How Other Folks Live
Sky Rectangle
The Japanese Machiya
high-rise living
Learning From Tower Clusters
history
Misfits’ Guide to ALEXANDRIA
History and its uses
1930: De-urbanism
1956
Architecture Myths #1: “Islamic Architecture”
History Repeating #2: Farce
Moneymaking Machines #8: Marylebone Square
More of the same
Rapid Cities
Tall Order
The 3 R’s
The Construction of Gothic Cathedrals
The Fireplace
The History of Forgetting
The New Japanese House
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history in motion
Formative Furniture
Houses for Sale
Misfits’ Guide to SHANGHAI
Second Time Around
The Floating World: Part I
The Houses of Arata Isozaki
Truncations
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how is architectural media complicit?
Architecture In The Emirates
Architecture Myths #7: Purity of Form
Can Architecture Heal Loss?
Criticalifragilistic*
Death of an Architect
Five Architects to Watch
Good on Paper
Misleading Narratives
Not All Photographs Lie
Not All Photographs Lie (extra)
Parable
Prefab Pyramid
Silly Season: Serpentines and Ladders
Something In The Air
The 1’st Misfits’ Trienalle
The Dominant Narrative
The Function of Architecture
The Shape of Green
The Things Architects Do #9: The Dating Game
Triennale Hang-over
how to best live with other people?
Co-living
Comfort Zone
Fun!tionalism
Home Improvement
Living Together
Misfits’ Guide to VIENNA
Plan B
Repeating Crevice Revisted
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Ideal City
The Elevated Road
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image as architecture
My Best Shots
Post-AI Imagery Fix
incremental development
Tokyo Notes
integrated performance
Design Reformation
Fit for Purpose
The Core
Wearable Architecture
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integrative design process
Architecture Myths #31: Synthesis
Ch. 5., pp.210–215
Pattern
intermittently functional space
Open House
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is aesthetics sustainable?
Fun With AI
is beauty worth it?
Modern Tropes
is it that important what something looks like?
“Hello-o! The tree is not trying to be beautiful.”
Aesthetic Effect #5: COMBINE
Architecture Myths #5: A is to B as B is to A+B
Designer Bookbinding
Inspirations for Performance-Beauty Architecture
New Architecture Found in Space!
Pylon Competition Update
Pylon Competition Winner
Pylon Design Competition
The Artless Plan
The Microprocessor is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
The Tree is Not Trying to be an Asset
The Tree is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
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Is it worth reading Patrik Schumacher's The Autopoiesis of Architecture?
Love You Long Time
Sordid Mechanics
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chap. 2 – The Historical Emergence of Architecture (1/2)
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol. 1 – Preface, Introduction
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chap. 2.3 – Avant-garde vs. Mainstream
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chap. 3.6 – Styles
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chap. 3.7 – Styles as Research Programmes
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chaps. 3.3~3.4
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chapter 2.4 – Architectural Research
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Volume 1 Chapter 2.5 – The Necessity of Demarcation
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Chap.1: Architectural Theory
The Autopoiesis of Architecture: Vol.1 Pages 237~240
The Autopoiesis of Architecure Vol. I
The Chartreuse Ford
The Massively Big Autopoiesis of Architecture Post
The Mystery of Beauty
The Red Igloo vs. The Autopoiesis of Architecture
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is The Autopoiesis of Architecture worth reading?
Operations, Structures and Processes
Japanese architecture
Misfits’ Guide to TOKYO #1
Kisho Kurokawa
Letting Go
kiyonori kikutake
Pilgrimage
landscape as social beauty
Chinese Landscape Painting #1
Infrastructure as Landscaping
Overthinking It
landscape design
The Japan Garden: 2. Qualities
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Learning From Sheds
The Undecorated Shed
Life on Earth
The Art of Writing
low-cost housing
Architecture Misfit #10: Colin Lucas
Architecture Misfit #11: Laurie Baker
Architecture Misfit #12: Nader Khalili
Architecture Misfit #23: André Lurçat
Architecture Misfit #25: Ernst May
Architecture Misfit #28: Harold Krantz
Architecture Misfit #29: Fernand Pouillon
Architecture Misfit #31: Kenji Hirose
Architecture Misfit #32: Kazuhiko Namba
Architecture Misfit #8: Hassan Fathy
Architecture Misfits #7: Lacaton & Vassal
Detective Story
Lapatie House vs. Fifth Avenue Apple Store
Learning From Shikumen
Lo-Res Architecture
Modern Vernacular
Moneymaking Machines #12: One Hundred
More Poor Doors
Naked Houses
Slum Porn
The Buildings Of YEMEN
The Catalogue House
The MUJI House
The Shameless Skyscraper
The Uncompleted Apartments
The Universal Apartment
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machine for living
Antarctic Architecture
Kazuo Shinohara’s Houses
Machine for Living
Machines for Living Longer
The Building is Not Trying To Look Beautiful #2: New Monte Rosa Hut
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malls and apartments
Feasibility Study
manipulating the architectural market
The Asakura House
marketing
“In which brand shall we build?”
Moneymaking Machines #6: King Toronto
Reading The City
The Emotional Layer
The Terrace
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media glory
The 3rd Misfits’ Triennale: WEEK 1
Megastructures
What is a Megastructure?
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meta-aesthetics
0: SEPARATE
16 Types of Beauty
1: UNITE
2: DETACH
3: ATTACH
4: EXTRACT
5: COMBINE
6: DISGUISE
8: ALIENATE
9: ASSIMILATE
A: DIFFERENTIATE
B: INTEGRATE
C: JUXTAPOSE
D: CONFLATE
Designer–Initiated Design vs. AI/BIM–Initiated Design
E: DESIGNATE
F: ASSOCIATE
More Words
Nature Trail
Notes & Exceptions
Simple Construction
The 2007 Draft: Derivation
The 2007 Draft: Introduction
The 2007 Draft: Preface
The Architecture of Architectures
The Architecture of Architectures (2007~)
Words and Buildings
minimal living
Minimalism: In Poor Taste
misfit architects
Architecture Misfit #41: Kiyoshi Seike
Architecture Misfit #42: Terunobu Fujimori (藤森 照信)
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misfits
Architecture Misfit #44: Shigenori Uoya (魚谷繁礼)
TEN
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misfits' musings
Career Case Study #1: Frederick Kiesler
Misfits’ “English for Architects” Awards
Modernism
1970s French Furniture Design
Moneymaking Machines
Moneymaking Machines #13: The Flatiron Building
Moneymaking Machines #9 and #10: Central Park Tower & 111W57th
The Consortium
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natural ventilation
The Handshake Apartment
The Handshake House
neo-liberalism & architecture
Four Walls and a Roof
new geometries for old purposes
Holes in Buildings
new housing ideas
Ch. 4, pp. 146-151
Getting There
The Household and Community (1/2)
new paradigms for architecture
Inhabitation
New typologies for new circumstances
A Field of Towers
About Face!
Antisocial House
Architecture Myths #33: Flexibile Space
Architecture Myths #8: Convenience
Caravanserai
Ch. 1, pp.46–55
Ch. 3, pp.120–128
Cold Logic vs. Warm Logic
Critical Spatiality
Deck Access
Defensible Space
Detention
Downmarketly Mobile
Freedom
Game On!
Going Outside
Going Up and Down
Greenhouse Effect
Handshake Hotel
Headroom
HOME WORK
Houses or Hotels
Incremental Improvements
Living on top of one another
Living the Dream
Lobby Living
Mall World
Mallville
Microhome
Modest Megastructures
New Mews (1/2)
New Mews (2/2)
Parklife
Pasadena Heights v3.0
Plan Without Qualities
Pre-Carbon Copy
Professional Development
Property Supplement
Public Architecture
Reconstructivism
Shikumen (石库门)
Streets In The Sky
The 1+1/2 Floor Apartment
The Active Band
The building is not trying to be a mountain
The Cost of Space
The Department Store
The Dispersed Apartment
The Dispersed House
The Domino’s House
The Expansible Home
The Extruded Mat Building
The Fabric of Space
The Factory
The Fire Escape Stair
The Future of BIM as an Active Driver of Industry Change (Part 2)
The Gentle Mashup
The Household and Community (2/2)
The Key Worker and the Tenure Divide
The Kitchen
The Landscraper
The Mat Building
The Microflat
The Microhouse
The Not-so-elevated Road
The Open Bathroom
The Outback
The Oval
The Piano and the Double-Sided Apartment
The Podium Building
The Rooftop
The Space Between Apartments
The Space of Power vs. The Power of Space
The Spaces Between Buildings
The Stacked Courtyard
The Uncompleted
The Vertical City
The Well-Serviced Apartment
Three Nasty Trends In Architecture
Urban Carpet vs. Mat City
Waterworld
Wind Tower
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other ways of understanding architecture
After Architecture
Architectural Assimilation
Architecture Myths #14: The Difficult Whole
Architecture Myths #15: Intellectual vs. Romantic
Architecture Myths #19: Popular Culture
dysfunctionalism
Dysfunctionalism^2
How Architecture Works
Is Aesthetics Sustainable?
Pietro Lingeri and the New Realism
Playing it like it is
Skin Deep
The Aftermath
The Floating World: Part II
The Future of BIM as an Active Driver of Industry Change
The New Inhumanism
The Piano Equivalent
The Real Function of Form
The Red Igloo
The Things Architects Do #2: Ornament
The Winter Garden
US 7,540,120
What’s the point of Architecture? – Part 1
What’s the point of Architecture? – Part 2
Where Architecture Went Wrong
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perception management follows development gain
Architecture Myths #11: Lowly Building Types
Architecture Myths #16: Memes
Architecture Myths #24: Beauty vs. Everything Else
Architecture Myths #6: Maximising Views
Arkitektistan
Brands as Architectural Legacy
Celebrity Shoot-out
Cultural Kowtow
Different Strokes
Dubai Deconstruction Update
Imagery as Architecture
Markitecture
Moneti$ing Architectural Fame (In 6 Easy Diagrams!)
Monetising Architectural Fame
Moneymaking Machines #1: 432 Park Avenue
Moneymaking Machines #2: New York by Gehry
Moneymaking Machines #3: 625 W57th Street
Moneymaking Machines #4: 2 World Trade Center
Moneymaking Machines #5: 100 East 53’rd Street
New Theories for Old Truths
Smoke & Mirrors
The Big Brush
The Demise of the Green Roof
The Green Veneer
The Historic Façade
The Maximum Dwelling
The Old Guard and The New Decency
The Parametric Bottom Line
The Things Architects Do #10: Pull Out All Stops
The Things Architects Do #1: Compromise
The Things Architects Do #3: SANAA
The Things Architects Do #4: Concepts
The Things Architects Do #5: Sell, Sell, Sell
The Things Architects Do #6: Things They Regret
The Things Architects Do #7: Brand Recognition
YES MAN
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performance
An Architecture of Sharing (2’nd Attempt)
An Integrative Design Approach
Houses With One Staircase
I❤️U vs. 我爱你
The Beauty I See in Al Hambra
The Process Behind A Better Architecture Building STACEY #2: Energy & Carbon
The Process Behind A Better Architecture Building STACEY #3: Daylighting & Views
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performance as an aesthetic
1945
ALFA-X
Architecture Myths #9: Clean Lines
Architecture Without Architects
Customization
Fast Tracking
Formative Sections
Machine for Living Many
Misfit Motors
More From Less #2: Diébédo Francis Kéré
More From Less: The Principle
More Space in Space
Orientation
Rubin Observatory
SPACE-TIME & ARCHITECTURE
The Beauty of the Higgs Boson
The Car That Runs on Air
The New Objectivity
The Persistence of Beauty
The Rise of Solar Cell Efficiency
The Snail is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
The Suitcase Is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
The Television Tower is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
The Water Tower is Not Trying to Look Beautiful
Vehicles for Fame
Venturi’s Vehicles
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performance beauty
Chinese Simple Made
The Gardened City
The Placement of Windows
Yahata Library
See more ...
Performance-Beauty
An Architecture of Sharing
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Post-Fordist society
Identicality And Its Opposite
post-modernism and language
Writing By Numbers
property and power
Power Stations
redefining contemporary design
Automatic Design
redundant design
Design: Free at Last!
representation in architecture
Architecture Myths #32: Representation
Mock 3D Printing
representation vs. function
Working From Home
rereading history
Featurism
rewriting history
“Fill’erup with Specialness!”
Aesthetic Fitness
Architecture Myths #18: The Free Plan
Bauhaus Fatigue
Contempt for History
Media Studies
Pilotis
Retrofitting Architectural Concepts
The Free Facade
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sensible construction
3D or not 3D?
Sheds as architecture
“It’s a shed!”
Advance of the Sheds
Green Computing and the Smart Shed
Sheds Without Shame
The Shed is Not Trying to Look Beautiful #1
The Sheep Shed
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signifier vs. signified
Tree Green
simplicity vs. complexity
The KISS Principle
See more ...
social housing as architecture
Ch. 4, pp.159-163
space and light
Second Thoughts (a.k.a. Part 2)
See more ...
survival
How To Leave a Company
Ignorance is Bliss
SHELTER
The Cycle of Cold
The Great Filter
See more ...
Sustainability
Closed Systems
Sustainability and aesthetics
Progressively Less
The architect as ornament
AD Louvre vs. LV Foundation
See more ...
the ever-narrowing definition of architecture
Architecture Myths #13: Field Space
COLOURBLIND
Inflationary Tendencies
Political Correctness and Architecture
The Hexagon [a eulogy]
See more ...
the forces operating against a useful architecture
100 IDEAS
1950–1965 Australia
Architecture Myths #17: Genius Loci
BAD FORM
Buildings of Questionable Purpose
Do-gooders
Motion Sickness
RAW
Space Merchants
The Homestead Myth
The Unsmart Home
The Venus Project
The Will of the Epoch (1/2)
The Will of the Epoch (2/2)
Vertical Farmwash
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the future of density
Different Places
See more ...
the language of representation
I ♥️ LLM
the neoliberal mutation of architectural creativity
Architecture Myths #27: Individuality
the parametric bottom-line
Prefab Parametric!
the philosophy of render
Keeping it Real
See more ...
the problem of architecture education
E |▼| | | | | | | | F
That First Idea
theory
Architectural Dogma
time and place
Perspective
See more ...
towards an architectural history fit for purpose
1965–1980 Japan
An Ordinary Beauty
Another Level
Architecture Myths #20: The Villa Savoye
Architecture Myths #25: The Creative Spark
Architecture Myths #2: The Artist
Architecture Myths #3: Futurist Early Deaths
Career Case Study #13: Ludwig Leo
Ch. 4, pp. 169-173
Divide & Conquer
Glass and Other Houses
Gone, Mostly Forgotten
History Fatigue
History Repeating #1: Tragedy
History Scrapheap
Let’s Dance!
Old Ideas for New Architectures
Post-Jencksian Architecture
Quick Question
The DARKER Side of Villa Savoye
The Future Isn’t What It Used To Be
The House That Came to Nothing
The Inscrutable Apartment
The Things Historians Do
Time & Architecture: Part 2
Time & Architecture: Part I (NOW and WAS NOW)
What Happens When Architects Die?
WORLD ARCHITECTURE 1963
WORLD ARCHITECTURE 1963 Part 2
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towards an architecture history fit for purpose
Inconvenient History
urban farming
Architecture Myths #28: Self-Sufficiency
waste management
Waste in China
what do we want from architecture education?
Architects, the new tailors
Architecture & Engineering
Architecture Misfits #27: The Analog Student
Architecture Myths #29: The Problem
Architecture Myths #30: Analysis
Architecture of Innocence
Associative Design
Clever Solutions
Concept Conflict
Confidence
Existential Anxieties
Formative Houses
Grading Criteria
Infinite Monkey Architecture
Learning Curve
List of Topics
Mission Statement
Models of Instruction
Not these sounds (again) !
Performance Anxiety
School of Life
Talking Shop
Teaching & Learning
The Grand Tour
The Notebooks of Ludwig Kurz
The Twisted Education of Architects
Twelve Books on Architecture
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What does the architecture of neoliberalism look like?
“Everything is Architecture” [a rant]
A Consistency of Contradictions
Architecture for Fascists, by Fascists
Architecture Myths #23: Architecture
Burden of Proof
Community
Mad For Mars
Need To Know
Neo-Futurism
New Squeeze
Spatial Practice
Unimagining the Brick
Благоустройство
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what if architectural aesthetics in general and beauty in particular were knowable after all and not the mysteries they're made out to be?
Full House
what is architectural meaning anyway?
Architecture Myths #21: Total Design
ART IN SPACE!
Culture, History, etc. and BUILDINGS (1)
News from Overseas
Structural Engineering as Art?
The New Architecture of Austerity
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what is beauty?
Absence of Criminal Intent
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what is the future of architecture?
Architecture Reductions
Final Reductions!
what is the relationship between art and architecture?
Art As Houses
Art Vacuum
Houses as Art
Living as Art
Misfits’ Guide to Hangzhou (杭州)
ZHA@MAM, Shanghai
what to do with waste?
Waste . . . zzzzt . . . Energy.
Waste in Venice
what will Nature be like in the future?
Future Nature
Habitat Compensation Island
The Things Architects Do #8: Cherry Blossoms
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what's the future of architecture?
End of the Road
what's the use of architecture theory?
Good in theory?
What's this blog all about anyway?
2013 Misfits’ Midsummernights’ Quiz
Fact, Opinion, Bollocks
Meta-Aesthetics
Misfits’ 2015 Midsummernights’ Quiz
Misfits’ @ JESTER
Misfits’ All-Time Top 10 Hits
Misfits’ Hit List
Misfits’ Midsummernights’ Quiz
Property, Time & Architecture
Too Clever for Words
where to go and what to see?
Misfits’ Guide to BRUSSELS
Misfits’ Guide to DUBAI
Misfits’ Guide to HONG KONG
Misfits’ Guide to MILAN
Misfits’ Guide to MOSCOW
Misfits’ Guide to MUNICH
Misfits’ Guide to NEW YORK
Misfits’ Guide to PARIS
Misfits’ Guide to PERTH
Misfits’ Guide to VENICE
Why aren't good architects better remembered than the bad ones?
Architecture Misfit #13: Georg Muche
Architecture Misfit #14: Eladio Dieste
Architecture Misfit #15: Knud Peter Harboe
Architecture Misfit #18: Ignazio Gardella
Architecture Misfit #19: Illarion Ivanov-Schitz
Architecture Misfit #1: Hannes Meyer
Architecture Misfit #20: Edward T. Potter
Architecture Misfit #21: Tōgō Murano
Architecture Misfit #2: Irving John Gill
Architecture Misfit #30: Robert Mallet-Stevens
Architecture Misfit #33: Josef Frank
Architecture Misfit #35: Edwin Lutyens
Architecture Misfit #3: Eileen Gray
Architecture Misfit #4: Adolfo Natalini
Architecture Misfit #6: George Fred Keck
Architecture Misfit #9: Karel Teige
Architecture Misfits #22: H Arquitectes
Architecture Misfits #24: Rural Studio
Architecture Misfits #26: Asnago Vender
Architecture Misfits #5: The Futurists
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Conceptual Continuity
COR-TEN® Steel
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Iraqi Parliament Building Competition
Isamu Noguchi: Aesthetic Efficiency
Keeping it Real
Madame Butterfly
Misfit Table Quiz
SAVE THE WORLD!
Silent City vs. Hello Kitty
The Antikythera Mechanism
The Atomium
The Internet of Things
The One Wall House
The Orangery
The Rules of Showbiz
The Sheltering Sky
The Things Architects Do #4: Reuse, Recycle, Reprise
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