man I got to go inside and do the full tour and spend the afternoon going into the evening as the sun was going down. so got to see it in the light as well as dark. special vibe.

I use this app/site called 'meetup' - below is a link to the person/team that does a bunch of LA architecture tours including stahl house. they get access to a bunch of other private stuff similar to the stahl house too.

highly recommend.

meetup.com/LA-Architecture-Art-Meetup

I started binging when lockdown happened

knowing that I'll never be able to have my own space to design

im so gutted my trip to bilbao got cancelled because of covid

would’ve been mad to see the guggenheim

Life goal is to buy an Eichler home.

this my favorite thread now

Thread blew the f*** up

Soon come king. Everyone says they wish until they get it and you strike me as someone who gets at it. Much luck to you

Heard about him the other day when reading about Frank Lloyd Wright. Might do some old spotlights

All thanks to you for the inspo king

Definitely shoot me the link when you can

bless up brother

Just waiting on IT to send me the link. Anyone in here interested in planning too?

Yup, planning

hmmm. ive never been that into plants tbh....other than cactus plant flea market of course

Need to cop some from CPFM

But i also wanna add some hanging plants to my pad as well s*** is cute asl

Btw not to sidetrack - but just wanted to post some content... Tadao Ando is worth being a topic or part of larger post. I visited Japan a year ago and tadaos architecture, it jumps out to you - I didn’t even know who or what it was till afterwards cause I was basically just walking around Kyoto with a friend and came upon a bunch of buildings that I later learned were tadao designed. Ye is super into him too and a lot of ye’s designs / exteriors are based on same principles.

Japan overall shaped a lot of opinion on architecture / design - ryokan’s and minimalism especially.

@7Dots you decide on where you're gonna archive the mad men post/old posts you rotate out of OP?

Gonna add him to a list of potential topics and do some research. Never heard of him but thats the point of this thread, to learn more

I have it saved in a google doc, i might just do a locked thread where I put old posts.

Trying to get rid of every piece of furniture in my place

love the new OP on plants. definitely need to incorporate more of those when I move to a spot with more sunlight

Anyone have any great coffee table architecture books recommendations? Like just a book full of dope photographs featuring cool architect ty