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Pixel Symphony
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The blueprints for Archizoom's 1969 experimental architectural project 'No-Stop City' were typed on a typewriter. Born out of the constraints of typesetting -leading, tabs, indentation, and spacing. In a fitting paradox, the architecture without constraints, was captured in a blueprint without a plan A short 🧵👇
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Pixel Symphony
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No-Stop City, an unrealized architectural vision, exists solely within its meticulously crafted drawings. These sketches depict an expansive grid stretching infinitely, punctuated only by fragmentary lines suggesting walls and occasionally interrupted by natural elements like mountains.
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Pixel Symphony
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This boundless expanse appears featureless, like a vast camping ground where humanity resides. Nature infiltrates the artificial realm through scattered rocks and branches, blurring the line between the constructed and the organic.
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Pixel Symphony
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No-Stop City emerges as a tool for liberation, as Branzi articulates, liberating society from its own constraints and offering a glimpse into a world devoid of rhetorical illusions.
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Paul Prudence
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great reference 33 $degen
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