Architect Raimund Abraham, widely known as an inspiring educator among architects and former students fortunate to have been taught by him, was killed in a car crash in downtown Los Angeles early Thursday morning.[March 3, 2010]
"Earlier in the evening Raimund delivered a powerful lecture at SCI-Arc, re-stating his enduring love for architecture and his willingness to fight for the design discourse as he defined it," reported Eric Owen Moss.
Below are a few statements from that lecture:
Below are a few statements from that lecture:
R.I.P Raimund Abraham 1933-2010- architecture does not have to be built; it can be written, it can be drawn, it can put in model form
- what happens when you build, you enter a domain which forces you to defend your ideas against unlimited number of hostile forces
- When I talk about providing an alternative way to making architecture, what I means is you don't have to be a slave in a corporate office, or a groupie of a celebrity architect because all you need is a piece of paper a pencil and a desire to make architecture
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Really sad news.
I agree that an architect doesn't have to be a corporate slave, but it's easier to succeed with that pen, paper and your ideas if you have a domestic slave of your own at home.
Liz
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