‘Hyper Antiquity’ In the architectural discourse of the 21st century, the spirit of the phenomenon of ‘Hyper Antiquity’ emerges as both a provocative statement and a curious paradox. This project explores, speculatively, the terrain of our modern o
Is Our Destiny a Matter of Crawling in the Shadows of Giants? The project idea was developed in collaboration with the client during our initial concept session. While creating the brief for the future project, we realized that the language of anti
Book #4 As we navigate this intricate terrain, the challenge lies in finding a balance between reverence for the past and the demands of contemporary life. Hyper Antiquity calls for a critical engagement that honors historical narratives while simu
‘Marble fog ‘ The ancients crafted their environments with a deep understanding of local ecosystems, but today’s reimaginings frequently strip these lessons of their nuance, relegating them to mere decorative motifs.
‘Marble fog’ Marble, paper, digital version The risk lies in reducing the complexities of antiquity to mere stylistic choices, stripping them of their original significance and context. "Marble Fog" recontextualizes the skyscraper as a monument to
Book #2 ‘Contemporary nostalgia’ In the swirling vortex of contemporary nostalgia, “hyper antiquity” emerges as a striking phenomenon, a socio-cultural performance where the past dances provocatively with the present. It’s a seductive game, one whe
Book #3 To treat antiquity as an untouchable archetype for the future is to engage in a kind of naïveté—an academic mirage that glosses over the messy realities of our temporal existence. Instead, we must recognize antiquity as a living, breathing
Book #5 Antiquity presents itself as a climate paradox, a surreal collision of past ideals and present crises. We often look back to ancient civilizations, marveling at their apparent harmony with nature, yet this nostalgia masks a jarring reality.
Book #1 ‘Decorative artifacts’ The phenomenon of Hyper Antiquity raises questions about authenticity and originality in architectural practice. Can a building that embraces classical motifs and materials truly be a product of contemporary thought?
‘Marble fog’ Marble Fog is not the ultimate expression of freedom in reinterpreting antiquity; rather, it stands as a critical 92-meter exploration of our tolerance for opaque historical symbols. The fascination with antiquity in contemporary design
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