Adolf Loos “Ornament and Crime “
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“Hello ! I found your episode on Loos’s Ornament and crime very useful , interesting, and necessary. Why useful and necessary ? Well, at least for me, I read the original short essay a couple of times but didn’t really understand what the great man was on about ! I needed explanatory notes, and your episode provided them. Loos’s reasoning about why ornament is a crime is explained better, I believe, in his other essay entitled “Architecture “. I look forward to listening to more episodes on modernist architecture : one on Italian Rationalism perhaps ? Again, thanks for helping me make sense of “Ornament and Crime “. The best way to understand an architect is of course to walk in his buildings ...”
Rockabilly1967 via Apple Podcasts ·
Italy ·
08/16/22
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“This is a podcast about Luke and George, and they happen to be talking about everything and more, presented as if just an architecture programme, and I wouldn't have it any other way. Among all the infinite content in the universe, it's easy for me to put this at the top of my hierarchy...”Read full review »
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02/29/20
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“This podcast tells the stories behind the myths. Famous buildings and architects are torn down to be rebuild with fresh perspectives, historical artefacts, humor and (whenever possible) some good old fashioned gossip.”
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Netherlands ·
12/17/17
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