Koechlin House - Daisuke Hirabayashi nudity but consciously embraces undervalued and

but consciously embraces undervalued and neglected skills and processes that deliver the thrill of manipulating form in space

Eaten launches an exploration into how certain eating habits and recipes have emerged from the divine

The abstract graphic patterns in this slim volume start to move as soon as the reader overlays them with the special film enclosed: moiré effects create complex shapes

made in the late ’70s

Koechlin House - Daisuke Hirabayashi nudity but consciously embraces undervalued andThis book by photographer and architect Daisuke Hirabayashi is a meditation on the often overlooked lives of buildings after the architect has left. Through a sequence of intimate, immersive images, Hirabayashi explores Koechlin House, an early private home designed by now celebrated architects Herzog & de Meuron in Basel, Switzerland. His images picture the house as a site of everyday life, with all its small joys, surprises, awkward infelicities,