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Neil M. Denari | ||||||||||||||||
Born in 1947, in Texas, the US. He has won prizes in the Young Architects Forum Competition in New York on two occasions in both 1984 and *86. Awarded by the "40 under 40 Interiors Magazine" in 1986. Many of his design works have obtained successful results in various competitions, and they have been introduced overseas. His recent writing is "Arguments for Paralogical Geometries." | ||||||||||||||||
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THE BIRDHOUSE is a collision between the poetic fragility of the bird in its line of flight and the degraded consciousness of society in the pleasurized landscape. In a post-Darwinian world of distorted laws of natural selection, we know that the animal world, through survival techniques, has redescribed to us a new concept of limits.Where technology if often derided as the culprit in the ecological crisis in which we now endure, it is really the misunderstanding of such a critique, by those who create it AND those who argue against it, which is the danger zone. | ||||||||||||||||
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