office – work in progress
Studio Andreas Eriksson - staircase: monumental does not mean big
shotgun-plan, Remise mit Revolvertreppe
The secret library:
Die Geheime Bibliothek hat nun ihren zentralen, blaugrünen, elliptischen Tisch - the logic and the magic sind im Raum. Gudny Gudmundsdottirs Farben wandeln sich stetig, die Bibliothek ist Beides - klare, winterliche Eislagune und heitere, sommerliche Datscha.
You never have a second chance to make a first impression: Der illusionistische Himmel des Entrees vereint fünf unterschiedlichen Öffnungen für unterschiedliche Zwecke.
coming soon
Hidden architecture: Studio Eriksson, Berlin
Shape of light and shadow: Studio Eriksson, Berlin
Such a beautiful book - Alternative histories by Jantje Engels and Marius Grootveld
Repertoire 7 - now available at art-and-architecture-bookshops or via www.aboutbooks.ch
coming out: december 2019, fatuk!, aboutbooks.ch
work in progress
preparing Repertoire 7 (thanks to: Philip Becker, Katharina Diehl, Jana Gretz, Anna Hugot, Pascal Lange, Jana Wesely, Esther Wiens, Sarah Zemelko, Kim Zimmermann)
Kollwitzstrasse - the caterpillar became a beautiful walrus
Kollwitzstrasse - unknown caterpillar
Oberwallstrasse - the strictness of curves
Geisbergstrasse - of course there`s no mirror above the entrance...
Oberwallstrasse - listen, the sound of strings moving in the wind...
The official photograph of the model for Drawing Matter - Alternative History - Oda Paelmke - Archizoom
Model of a wooden table for the private library. the oval form with it´s two centrepoints combines magic and logic, heart and brain.
Geisbergstrasse-model of the entrance hall.
Rodney Graham´s "Camera Obscura Mobile"-view on Dan Graham`s "Two Way Cylinder Inside Cube" on the rooftop of Dia Center of the Arts, New York City, 2000
Wrangelstrasse - seagrass-elegance, photo Fatma Wegner (on demand...)
https://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/events/alternative-histories
Alternative Histories - contemporary practices were invited by M.Grootveld und J.Engels to imagine an exchange with architects from the past: We worked on Archizoom´s secret theatre /teatro segreto in ambiente domestice con gazebo metallico, after 1966:- the reflecting gazebo refers to Archizooms no-stop-city - the secret theatre is endless and everywhere.
Mark writes: David Moritz took this photo of an OP special design on 1 May. Recognize it?
Oda Pälmke office
work in progress
