John hejduk

Lately I've been digging back in to design in 3D-- something that has unfortunately not frequently crossed paths with my interaction design work. Approaching modeling and rendering from a perspective outside of architecture has been a much different process than I expected. Just to get my

In 1967 John Hejduk exhibits a series of drawings and models that explore the architectural implications of the forty-five degree rotation of bounding elements relative to an orthogonal system. The work was the result of a five-year investigation into the problem. This paper examines the architectural effects released by the so-called diamond configurations, speculates on their ability to go beyond certain composition ideas and devices, and examines the notion of a temporality specific to…

There are many different definitions to the term “monster”. On the other hand, it can be consider as something odd for the view of the beholder in architectural. Inspired by John Hejduk, who…

Wall House, Groningen, architect John Hejduk.

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Image 2 of 25 from gallery of AD Classics: Wall House 2 / John Hejduk, Thomas Muller/van Raimann Architekten & Otonomo Architecten. Photograph by Liao Yusheng

Image 1 of 10 from gallery of AD Classics: AD Classics: The Kreuzberg Tower / John Hejduk.

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John Hejduk, “Cathedral” for K. Michael Hays’ Sanctuaries, c. 2002 (via smoke)

John Hejduk's (1929-2000) highly theoretical work is demonstrated in his isometric projection drawings that deal with the organization of shape and volume.

You enter stage right, walking along a raised path with a lake extending upstage and a six metre high wall placed centrally that will conceal your progress from the audience. Downstage a cast of building bodies are pressed against the wall. The drawing is an enigma, suggesting multiple possible encounters… Read More

For the first time in history, a John Hejduk structure has been permanently installed in a public space. The American architect's Jan Palach Memorial...

Completed in 1988 in Berlin, Germany. In April of 2010 the architecture community gathered to protect one of the many at risk postmodern buildings of the 1980s. The new owners of the...

In American architect John Hejduk (1929-2000), Sverre Fehn found a kindred spirit. Hejduk’s architectural projects, that many still find very strange, developed through several media – structures and construction drawings, freehand drawings and paintings, text and poetry. “John Hejduk is spiritually the most building human being I have ever met,” Sverre Fehn wrote. Einar Bjarki Malmquist gives a short glimpse into john Hejduk’s world of thought, where Fehn felt so at home.

John Hejduk - Cathedral 1996