Sometimes Architectural Literature is Like Pulling Teeth

 

Sometimes Architectural Literature is Like Pulling Teeth

 

For me writing and reading definitely are not my strong suits, but I can overcome this when the subject matter is intriguing. When it comes to the readings from this week, especially regarding Peter Eisenman. The way the article is written makes it very difficult for readers like myself to buy into. It also doesn’t help when presented with his work it seems to lack the ideals that I tend to attribute to good Architecture. Mostly the value of his work, I feel as if he is a better salesman than an Architect and gets clients to buy into what he is selling. Which in my opinion isn’t built to last.