Louise

I can't acknowledge the wild idea that stripping somebodies clothes shows their true self... Who even invented this? I find it so much more revealing when there is some kind of interaction with the model, that allows her ideas to shine true in the artwork. Examples that I think of are; "the model proposes different poses" or "you have an emotional conversation " or ...

Various mall selections from the book, ‘Shopping Centers & Malls 2′ (1988)

1. Galleria at Erieview - Cleveland OH (Oct. 1987) - designed by Kober/Belluschi Associates

2. Galtier Plaza - St. Paul, Minnesota (Nov. 1985) - designed by Miller Hanson Westerbeck Bell 

3 & 5. Montclair Plaza - Montclair, CA (1985) - designed by The Jerde Partnership 

4. Pompano Square Mall - Pompano Beach, FL (1985-86) - designed by Walker Group/CNI

6. The Halle Building - Cleveland, OH (1986) - designed by Cope Linder Associates with Steven Cohen and Associates

7. Valley River Center - Eugene, OR (1986) - designed by Kober/Sclater Associates

8. The Mall at Mill Creek - Secaucus, NJ (1986) - designed by Gerard F. Santucci, Hartz Mountain Industries. 

9. The Promenade - Vaughan, ON (1986) - designed by RTKL Associates/Crang & Boake

photo:David Castenson

other side of this house

Architect Charles M. Goodman (1965) 

Walkway on the Alexandra and Ainsworth estate in Camden

Ansichtskarte / Vintage Postcard / Carte Postale

Montereau-Fault-Yonne (S.-et.-M.) 1589 - Les H.L.M. Architectes : Les Frères Arsene Henry - B. Schoeller - J. Faugeron (C) by SPADEM PARIS