Kye Bay B.C. Canada – Creative Beach visitors leave transitory traces of their presence. Some last all season, but winter storms wipe the canvas clean.
Form and function in equal measure.
Sundown on the Port Mann Bridge
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LE CORBUSIER & PIERRE JEANNERET COLLECTION
NEW YORK – An exceptional 35-lot collection of furniture and lighting masterpieces will be...
Abandoned
The Spitting Camel and Hold the Phone
Dispatches by Barlon from India. Actually it was an Indian kid on the gangway to get on to the...
Harold Lloyd’s Christmas Tree
Silent film comedy star Harold Lloyd was a crazed Christmas lover. Using many trees roped together...
The 10,000 Year Clock?
Quite some time ago, though not long in the context of the 10,000 year clock, I read The Clock of The Long Now: Time & Responsibility, by Stewart Brand. In it he described this wonderful project, the creation of a clock designed to work for 10,000 years,...
Alexander Caldwell at KOAC
ALEXANDER CALDWELL has a small sculpture installed on the grounds of the Kiyooka Ohe Arts Center, out on the western edge of the city (Calgary). The piece reminds me of New York based architect John Hejduk and his mid 80's work, like those works, this is poetic,...
Reneisidore-Panmuphle: A Website in Absurd Triplets
For the past year, every day at 6:30 A.M. Hunter Doyle has organized and recorded his research from the previous day. Hunter is s a 2nd year student of architecture,studying at The AA, London. He has organized his archive into 153 folders. creating a new folder for...
William Butterfield – Christ Church, Fredericton NB
One more in our occasional views of the work of William Butterfield, a High Church Anglican with the inside track on a great deal of Anglican Church architectural work of the mid 1800's. Christ Church Cathedral, Fredericton, was built 1846-53 to the...
Dick’s Cafe, Redvers Saskatchewan 1987
Redvers Saskatchewan, is the first town you pass through travelling west from Manitoba on the Red Coat Trail, once a thoroughfare of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and now modern Highway 13. A statue of a Mountie on a horse can be seen just west of the...