Architecture Music for Box Lovers
posted by May 22 at 13:25 PM
onThis beautiful box, Wohnhaus Ritter-Gey, can be found in the tiny country of Liechtenstein:
In my mind this Liechtenstein box makes a close connection with a piece of magical music that introduces the Breezeblock sets hosted by my favorite DJ of the moment, Mary Anne Hobbs, on BBC 1. The piece music is by Rebelski, a Manchester-based keyboardist. I purchased the track from the iTunes store, after Hobbs gave me its name (“Stickers On the Keys”) the night before last, and have listened to nothing else ever since. It’s not exceptional but simply composed of delicate and lyrical loops, like DJ Krush’s “Shin-Ki-Row” (“Mirage”). It’s the music of slow motion, of slow snow, of things that glow in the winter dusk.
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thanks for this.
Beautiful house, but the perimeter fence spoils its sense of space.
additional images can be found here:
http://www.europaconcorsi.com/db/pub/architecture.php?id_scheda=16562&idimg=141817
it's one of the better single family residences by bearth + deplazes. definitely time to go back.
-- love these little damn dwellings... I WANT ONE! "It’s the music of slow motion, of slow snow, of things that glow in the winter dusk." -- beautiful words charles...
Why do we think of snow? The music reminds me of Reich's "Drumming", during which the glockenspiel parts I always think of snow. Beautiful house.
Make sure you put up security fences around the exterior. Also, be sure to yell through the door to ask who is calling. You cannot be too careful.
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