As architecture students, we faithfully read about works and ideas of starchitects out there almost every other day. And there is always one consistent underlined matter — reinterpretation. Modernists reinterpreting architectural aesthetics & structural expressions, Le Corb reinterpreting urban housing issues, postmodernists reinterpreting ornaments & facades, which was when Venturi & Scott Brown was reinterpreting Las Vegas… We also have Tschumi reinterpreting buildings & programs, Koolhaas reinterpreting New York, Herzog de Meuron reinterpreting materiality, MVRDV reinterpreting the methodology of design… the list can go on forever.
They are concepts conceived at a rather large scale: shifts in urban theories and architectural agendas.
Just taking a break from these, I’m now looking at these cute little sketches — on reinterpreting fish bowls:
Sketches of Roger Arquer for the Fish Bowls project
(Image credits: Dezeen Design Magazine)
Fish Bowls is a project by industrial designer Roger Arquer that presents 15 variations on the standard fish bowl
Go look at photos of the real thing, here.
Roger Arquer’s official website, here.
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I guess I am doing pretty well (updating regularly) as I am now blogging as a routine during my little ‘coffee breaks’.
Now, back to the dreaded CAD!
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