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By Boing Boing on Jul 5, 2017 in: Podcast, architecture, california, design, hollywood, los angeles
This week on HOME: Stories From L.A., a member of the Boing Boing Podcast Network:How will we live in 20 years? Or 50? Or 100? A one-of-a-kind, only-in-LA plot at the very end of Mulholland Highway inspired some of the world's best designers to think...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jul 4, 2017 in: architecture, family
Friedrich Drumpf (1869-1918) grew up in Kallstadt in rural southwest Germany, with a regular income but no savings. His father had died when Friedrich was a young school boy so there was no support there. In 1885, facing imminent mandatory military s...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 23, 2017 in: architecture
The Cliveden House land in the Chiltern Hills Bucks was owned by Geoffrey de Clyveden in 1237. By 1300 it had passed to his son William who owned mills along the tree-less chalk escarpment high above the Thames. By 1569 a lodge existed on the sit...
By Boing Boing on Jun 22, 2017 in: architecture, art
Fallingwater, an hour out of Pittsburgh, is described as the world's most beautiful modern house. But fully half of architect Frank Lloyd Wright's fully-conceived masterpieces never left the drawing board. Wright designed 532 buildings that were m...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 16, 2017 in: architecture, literature
In my Gap Year programme abroad in 1966, there were 13 English speakers and 110 Spanish speakers, so I had to learn enough Spanish to survive. And quickly! The reward would be that eventually I could travel around South America and would be shown the...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 9, 2017 in: architecture, family, literature
Edith Newbold Jones (b1862) grew up in a privileged Massachusetts society that barred women from achieving anything other than a suitable marriage. Her education was limited since she never went to a proper school or university, an...
By Aref-Adib on May 31, 2017 in: Architecture
Today's https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-zaha-hadid">Google Doodle suggests Architect Zaha Hadid had nose-twitching magic powers....