The latest Archinect Editor’s Picks includes a remembrance of Orhan Ayyüce, a look back at Unsolicited Architecture, and a first look inside the completed Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
Paul Petrunia wrote a remembrance of Orhan Ayyüce, whom he called “the beating heart of Archinect,” and noted that Ayyüce founded the Editor’s Picks feature in 2007.
Ole Bouman also spoke with Niall Patrick Walsh about his original idea of Unsolicited Architecture, 20 years after he first proposed it.
Ahead of its opening, Archinect published a first look inside the completed Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, alongside reader reactions to the building’s design.
The item ties together a long-running editorial feature, a 20-year architectural idea, and a major completed museum project, giving readers a snapshot of how cultural discourse and built work are being framed in the same forum.
Architecture Radar brief based on reporting from Archinect. Read the original reporting.
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