I just read the novel “the fountainhead” by Ayn Rand. A classic novel about an architect, Howard Roark, and the uncompromising integrity you need to make art. A great novel, but a tough read, 750 pages of heavy intellectual dialogue. While reading, this is I how imagined Roark’s first design would look like. Which is quite funny, because back in 1926 they never would have heard of deconstructivist architecture.
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2010Nov 17
tags: Ayn Rand | Howard Roark | the fountainhead























Uncle Bob 1:20 pm on November 17, 2010 | #
Yes this is a good book Rene. Its a great lesson in how to struggle against the outdated/outmoded. One we could all embrace. Love your interpretation of the first design
arhitectul 1:55 pm on November 17, 2010 | #
I wish I could read that book. Maybe I will find it one day.
It is always a challange to imagine spaces and architectures you find in literature.
renefijten 4:01 pm on November 17, 2010 | #
Thanks Bob and arhitectul. of course you could see the movie, but that was made back somewhere in the 40′s…..