В тази увлекателна презентация, архитект Лиз Дилър споделя необичайната работа на нейната фирма DS+R, включително и сградата Блър, чиито стени са направени от мъгла, и преправената зала Алис Тъли, която е облечена в искряща дървена обвивка.

Лиз Дилър си играе с архитектурата

Architecture can be more than buildings, serving as a tool to unsettle assumptions and awaken the senses. At Swiss Expo, a pavilion made entirely of fog dissolved boundaries, creating a formless space where visitors wandered through clouds and even drank water from the structure itself. Projects like the Blur Building and Alice Tully Hall use subtraction, interference, and even robotic drills to challenge conventions and blur the lines between spectacle and absence. By stripping away expectations of what spaces should do, these works invite people to see, hear, and feel the built world in new ways.