Alexander Luckmann

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PhD candidate, German & US modern architecture @ UCSB | religion, preservation, environment | he/him views mine With jazz and conversation From the foot of Mount Belzoni

Photo eines Yeitwxhrift
a director named christopher Bolan’s IMDB
coastline through a wind cave
two houses, the Salt Box and the Castle, await moving from an otherwise razed Bunker Hill. Photo by Boris Yaro/LA Times, https://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/miranda/la-et-grand-avenue-history-2019-story.html
Morphosis “parts” diagram for the 2468 House
Bart ließt Bakl posts
Stack of books: Rick Perlstein, Reaganland Quinn Slobodian, Globalists Wendy Brown, Undoing the Demos
Tom Waits, Spare Parts II and Closing lyrics Maybe a serious seersucker Saturday evening cranberry accoutrement ensemble would be nice So I went down to Zeider & Zeider And I said, 'I want something sharp!' I said, I'm kind of in the market, in the neighborhood of something Like maybe some green gabardines with bonnaroo britches And a leviticously deuteronomous sort of catastrophic lunchbox Stetson, you know I'd like to get some danger high-voltage slacks With high-top, mid-noon, brushed suede penny loafers
fingers of buildings arranged in a sort of irregular fan shape that look a bit like white fluorescent tubes
A truck owned by super ego holding
laid out on a coral pleather chair: Everything Loose will land. 1970s Art and Architecture in Los Angeles Overdrive. LA Constructs the Future 1940-1990 A Confederacy of Heretics
Shaq and Jürgen Klopp dividing the world into separate advertising markets like Spain and Portugal at the Treaty of Tordesillas
text “what’s going on with gegenpressing” “don’t worry kitten” “okay yay”
An extremely beautiful woman in flowy cream pants, a white shirt and a black blazer sits on a low bookshelf, reading a book with her boots on the table
An empty folding wooden table in front of a sign reading “United States Department of justice”
A church with beige concrete exterior. There's a tall central volume with a cross, from which the roof slopes down in two directions. There are smaller side volumes. Snowy photo. Photo by Jürgen Wolf via Google Images
[Verse 6: Gil Scott-Heron] A bicentennial year The year the symbol transformed into the B-U-Y centennial Buy a car Buy a flag Buy a map Until the public en masse has been bludgeoned into bicentennial submission Or bicentennial suspicion I fall into the latter category It's a, a blues year And America has got the blues It's got the blues because of partial deification Of partial accomplishments Over partial periods of time Halfway justice Halfway liberty Halfway equality It's a half-ass year
Tracy Jordan with speech bubble
Fella with shoulder-length blond ish hair and a zipped white polo
While hitchhiking during his days as an Oberlin student, Haskell met two wealthy sisters named Reynolds; they were from Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. He so impressed them with his ideas and originality that they set up a trust fund to help support him. This situation appears to have led Haskell to disdain pursuing his research within the context of conventional employment. He lived most of his life alone in a
A church in a late variation of the formal language Dominikus Böhm developed. The church has white stucco or concrete walls and a gabled roof. There's a huge rose window over the entrance and a stone (?) surround connecting it down to the entrance. On the left is a tall, square tower with a gabled roof. Photo by ludger1961 via Wikimedia Commons
A brick parish center. The entrance is low, behind is a taller church space. The walls are of red brick, the thick fascia is of concrete. There are stained-glass windows on the church building. Photo by ArthurMcGill via Wikimedia Commons
post by me: Shaq and Jürgen Klopp dividing the world into separate advertising markets like Spain and Portugal at the Treaty of Tordesillas
Thomas Hines, Architecture of the Sun Alan Hess, Googie: fifties coffee shops Bodo Morshäuser, Hauptsache Deutsch
The profile was included in "Character Studies," and after the Times review mentioned it, Mr. Trump wrote a letter to the editor attacking Mr. Singer as "not born with great writing ability." Mr. Singer sent a mock thank you to Mr. Trump for the publicity, which apparently bumped his book higher on the Amazon book charts. He also enclosed a check for $37.82, "a small token of my enormous gratitude," he wrote. Mr. Trump returned the letter with an all-caps note at the bottom, reading, in part, "MARK - YOU ARE A TOTAL LOSER." Mr. Trump also cashed the $37.82 check, Mr. Singer later said. Mr. Singer framed a photocopy of it for his apartment.
algae reflecting pool looking super normal nice one sir
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A small A-frame church - like truly A-frame, gable to ground - in dark gray-brown fieldstone. There's a small copper entrance building in front, and there are irregular round windows cut into the top of the wall like a star constellation. Photo by Ralf Krob via moderne Regional, https://www.moderne-regional.de/listing/kierspe-roensahl-st-engelbert/
A church. The structure is a series of open and closed planes. There is a wide reddish brick wall with a sloped roof and behind it a glass wall; in between is a small entrance. Behind all of it is a wrapped brick church tower. Photo by OnkelRalf via Wikimedia Commons.
A dodecagonal (12-sided) red-brick church building behind a low red-brick wall. On the right, a square red-brick church tower with small crenellations. Photo by Olbertz via Wikimedia Commons
on the right a bathroom door with an all gender restroom sign, on the left an electrical panel that inexplicably has a “men” sign on it
A somewhat forbidding, fortress-like church rising behind a wall. The church has concrete walls and shingle flat roof, with a big tower of concrete. Photo via Strauß Fischer Historische Bauwerke, https://historische-bauwerke.de/portfolio/inventarisation-kirchen/
Hearts of the City: The Selected Writings of Herbert Muschamp On Architecture (Ada Louise Huxtable) Building up and Tearing Down (Paul Goldberger) Why Architecture Matters (Blair Kamin)
Walter Benjamin with a backwards cap
A stone building with a gentle gabled roof and a wide window wall at the entrance. Photo by Hermann-Josef Schuh via Bürgerverein Steeg, https://www.friesenhagen-steeg.de/der-ort-steeg/marienkapelle-steeg/
Die Panzerknacker
A very tall Protestant church with white walls. There is a tall and not-deep-short front volume; on this volume, three incredibly looooong round arches that take up nearly the whole entrance façade, while there are three comparatively stubby rounded arches high up on the side. There is a deep and shorter main worship space behind. The whole church is also raised a floor above the street, making it look even taller than it is. Photo by Jürgen Gregori/LVR Amt für Denkmalpflege im Rheinland via baukultur nrw, https://www.baukunst-nrw.de/objekte/Evangelische-Erloeserkirche-Uebach-Palenberg--6657.htm