rather than relying on reduction, desautel’s work focuses on californian staples (palm trees, pools, etc.) and configures them as catalysts to preserve life as it is known.
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arhimetrics + enota reconnects hermans square in slovenia
in response to the surrounding heterogeneous cityscape, a stacked volume of undulating strata joins the site’s various typologies together.
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