L I B R A R Y

My collection of literary excerpts.

Endless House Model, Frederick Kiesler, 1959

”Mass. Our eyes are constructed to enable us to see forms in light. Primary forms are beautiful forms as they can be clearly appreciated. Architects today no long achieve these simple forms. Working by calculation, engineers can employ geometrical forms, satisfying our eyes by their geometry and our understanding by their mathematics; their work is on the direct line of good art.”

Le Corbusier | Towards a New Architecture | 1920

Frederick Kiesler | Inside the Endless House | 1966

"All ends meet in the "Endless" as they meet in life. Life's rhythms are cyclical. All ends of living meet during twenty-four hours, during a week, a lifetime. They touch one another with the kiss of time. They shake hands, stay, say goodbye, return through the same or other doors, come and go through multi-links, secretive or obvious, or through the whims of memory."