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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Flux, Asymptote's early work,
By Castelli (New York, New York USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Asymptote: Flux (Hardcover)
An important first monograph by Asymptote. Many of the ideas that Asymptote is working with toady in manifesting their buildings and other work had originated in the early period covered in Flux.
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Prentious & Predictable,
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This review is from: Asymptote : Architecture at the Interval (Paperback)
Don't be fooled by Rashid and Couture's slick graphics. Their oeuvre has more to do with the capabilities of computer graphics programs than it does with quality architectural spaces. And the writing is predicatable archi-speak blather carefully crafted to sound more important and serious than it is. Asymptote are one of the many anti-architecture, anti-humanist firms walking the hackneyed architectural walk these days. From the prentious table of contents to the predicatable collage graphics, this book is as commonplace as Starbucks, and offers about as much to urban design today. Give it a miss.
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Asymptote: Flux by Hani Rashid (Hardcover - May 24, 2002)
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