who knew she wanted to be an architect as soon as she saw that sculptural concrete structure, designed by Marcel Breuer and Robert F. Gatje in 1968. “New Haven is a treasure trove of modern ...

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Instead, we should be designing in ways outlined in Bernard Rudofsky’s seminal book, Architecture without Architects and incorporating both scientific innovation and Indigenous knowledge.

Learning from the Ground Up: Vernacular as Accumulated Intelligence When Bernard Rudofsky curated Architecture Without Architects, he questioned the hegemony of formal training and reframed the ...

I like very much what Bernard Rudofsky called ‘architecture without architects’, the way in which human beings have shaped their habitat for thousands of years, a bit like termites, bees and other ...

In the past, architecture was an art exclusively reserved for public buildings, monuments and aristocratic palaces, so the simple houses were hardly ever involved in the projects that have made the ...

Mid-20th century scholarship on vernacular architecture also inspired Kasuba, and she was moved by a visit to Bernard Rudofsky’s 1964 exhibition Architecture Without Architects at the Museum of Modern ...

Last week, on the somewhat dusty subject, “Are Clothes Modern?,” the” Museum confronted visitors with some sharp displays and comments by Austrian-born Architect-Designer Bernard Rudofsky.