Keller Easterling

Jun 28, 2024 | frieze.com | Keller Easterling

For nearly two decades, architects and urbanists have joined journalists, social scientists, lawyers, economists and artists in exploring the runaway forms of global development for which no orthodox research methodologies exist. Formulaic, repeatable spaces – from networks of free-zone world cities to distended urban peripheries – make some of the most radical changes to this now hotter, wetter, globalizing world.

Jun 28, 2023 | cabinetmagazine.org | Keller Easterling

Skip navigation Cabinet MagazineKioskBooksActivitiesShopSubscribe Issue 47 / Logistics Navigating the logistical surface Keller EasterlingThe floor is now arguably the most important architectural surface. The vertical surfaces of architecture are customarily regarded as primary. Within a long tradition of visual aesthetics, they are the readable registration of formal silhouettes and decorative signs.