Includes '39 Steps to Surfing or The Trajectory of Rem Koolhaas' by Charles.
Inscribed to Charles from Cynthia
ANYIncludes '39 Steps to Surfing or The Trajectory of Rem Koolhaas' by Charles.
Inscribed to Charles from Cynthia
ANYBundle of documents found on the shelf in an 'ANYHOW 12 13 14 June 1997 Neitherland Architecture Institute - Rotterdam' branded folder.
Includes:
-typescript [fax] from Charles to Cynthia Davidson sending his 'short piece'and giving his reflections on the conference, 1997 with typescript titled 'Time -- Information -- Numbers' by Charles
-typescript fax from Charles to Cynthia and Peter thanking them for the conference and describing his visit to Lille with Rem and Madelon, 1997
-typescript [faded] fax from Cynthia thanking Charles for his contribution to the conference and inviting him to submit a piece for Anyhow, 1997
-print-out from www.nai.nl 'Anyhow: Theoretical Reflections: Reports by Hilde Heynan from AnyHOW, annotated
-schedule for Anyhow speakers and guests, annotated
-faxes [faded] from Cynthia Davidson on Anyone Corporation headed paper to Charles with arrangements for the Rotterdam conference, 1997
-manuscript notes headed 'Vitalism'
-leaflet for the Nederlands Architectuurinstitut exhibition program
-manuscript notes headed 'Rem', on the reverse of a handouts from the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Rotterdam
-Anyhow: A Short Bibliographical Selection' annotated
-manuscript notes headed 'Beatriz Colomina'
-manuscript notes headed 'Tschumi'
-leaflet for 'Egotectur' at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Rotterdam
-Rotterdam 1997 Information Guide
Publisher: Anyone Corporation
Includes 'The Missing Part of the Polemic: Superordinate Rules, or are rules impossible? Charles Jencks and Rem Koolhaas discussed elements over breakfast on the gritti Palace terrace, overlooking the Grand Canal on June 7 2014. An excerpt'.
Inserted:
-postcard 'v.l.t.'2014 by Michael Najar [two copies]
-typescript form letter to subscribers with manuscript note to Charles from Cynthia Davidson, 2014
Edited by Charles Jencks and FAT.
Includes the following essays by Charles:
What is Radical Post-Modernism?
Contextual Counterpoint
Questions of Taste
Radical Post-Modernism and Content: Charles Holland and Rem Koolhaas debate the issue