About the Book
Empty Architecture
Urban and architectural decay often appeals to my imagination. While some consider
the un-finished parts of the city as ugly or disturbing, others feel they make an area more
interesting than the picture perfect urban fabric containing nothing, not filled or occupied.
The fascination with these spaces is widespread and perennial. Decaying structures,
derelict places, doomed spaces and other urban imperfections have been the inspiration
for many architects, artists photographers and writers since long ago. I've been sucked by this black hole of doomed Empty Architecture as well.
From this conception, it’s the imagination of the visitor who completes the virtual projection
of the un-built.
Urban and architectural decay often appeals to my imagination. While some consider
the un-finished parts of the city as ugly or disturbing, others feel they make an area more
interesting than the picture perfect urban fabric containing nothing, not filled or occupied.
The fascination with these spaces is widespread and perennial. Decaying structures,
derelict places, doomed spaces and other urban imperfections have been the inspiration
for many architects, artists photographers and writers since long ago. I've been sucked by this black hole of doomed Empty Architecture as well.
From this conception, it’s the imagination of the visitor who completes the virtual projection
of the un-built.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Architecture
- Additional Categories United States of America (USA), Arts & Photography Books
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Project Option: Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
# of Pages: 70 -
Isbn
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781320100496
- Hardcover, Dust Jacket: 9781320100502
- Publish Date: Aug 18, 2014
- Language English
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