| Project | Location | Year | Status | Type | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rorschach Test | everywhere | 2007 | Study | Research | 0 sq. ft. |
While Architecture’s relevance relies on the recognition of what is familiar, Architecture’s survival relies on what will always be foreign.
The Rorschach Test is a method of psychological evaluation, not so much for seeking objective meaning, but to interpret the psychosis of the patient. The Rorschach Test is used as a device to challenge inherited predicaments within the discipline of Architecture — questioning modes of practice, techniques of production, code of values, and public perceptions.
The inkblot is neither formal nor formless. It is a formless-form, so empty of inherent meaning that it is brimming with potential content. It is a shape that acquires significance according to how it is perceived or used. Can empty formalism make more meaningful architecture?
Is Architecture’s only means to establish relevance on a global scale through its own iconography?
The Rorschach Test is a method of psychological evaluation, not so much for seeking objective meaning, but to interpret the psychosis of the patient. The Rorschach Test is used as a device to challenge inherited predicaments within the discipline of Architecture — questioning modes of practice, techniques of production, code of values, and public perceptions.
The inkblot is neither formal nor formless. It is a formless-form, so empty of inherent meaning that it is brimming with potential content. It is a shape that acquires significance according to how it is perceived or used. Can empty formalism make more meaningful architecture?
Is Architecture’s only means to establish relevance on a global scale through its own iconography?
