Masahiko Yendo. Under Distraction
30/03/2011.
[Gestalten TV] [VÍDEO]
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An architect and a video on other architectures, highly recommended. By definition, the Greek term Utopia is literally a non-place. Commonly, it is used to describe an ideal society, respectively a perfect community, which does not (yet) exist. By definition, an architect is a person trained in the planning, design, and oversight of the construction of buildings.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
© Masahiko Yendo.
Masahiko Yendo © Gestalten TV
Masahiko Yendo's approach reaches far beyond this simple term, as his "take on experimental architecture is non-built." So join his "process of discovering", and find out who really builds the buildings in our latest Gestalten.tv interview, which took place at Mas's studio in New York's Hamptons.
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Masahiko Yendo
Masshiko Yendo was born in 1957 in Tokyo, Japan, and educated at the Rhode Island School of Design (B.A.) and Pratt Institute (M.A., architecture). His experimental works have recently been compiled in his monograph Ironic Diversions, published by Springer/Wien through the Research Institute of Experimental Architecture. He lives and works in New York City.
