The Primacy of Relationships and the Reclamation of Beauty Jeanne Gang: Observed and Interviewed
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ArticlePublication details: Wiley 2019Description: Vol 89, Issue 5, 2019 : (66-73 p.)Online resources:
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Architectural designSummary: Jeanne Gang choreographs her designs like ballets to produce architectures of clefts, swells and flares. She has a radically different approach to architecture than some of her more rationalist peers, and this gets her Chicago‐based practice Studio Gang noticed. In conversation with Peter Cook, she describes the studio's design methods and aesthetic predilections.
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Jeanne Gang choreographs her designs like ballets to produce architectures of clefts, swells and flares. She has a radically different approach to architecture than some of her more rationalist peers, and this gets her Chicago‐based practice Studio Gang noticed. In conversation with Peter Cook, she describes the studio's design methods and aesthetic predilections.
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