How many people still know that song, I wonder. Or the one where Dean Martin sings “Oh, what I’d give for a moment or two,…
Posts tagged as “architecture”
Basel is among the oldest cities of Europe, and architecturally speaking, among the most beautiful. Its founding antedates the beginning of the common era (CE),…
Against the background of my previous post on “The ‘space of flows and the social elites of today”, it is illuminating to take note of…
Not all places where shopping is or may be done, necessarily have to be of the reductive, spatially homogeneous, dehumanising type, exemplified by the standard…
Referring to the moment, in Plato’s Symposium, where the lover supposedly beholds a completely disembodied, atemporal “beauty”, in the process conforming to the character of…
Space is one of the most intimately experienced, and probably least reflected-on phenomena of the human life-world. Like time, it is presupposed in everything we…