Austrian architects Stefan Rutzinger and Kristina Schinegger are also in residence at Schindler's MacKay apartments for six months, researching repeating objects that can be stacked to create new structures. They practice in Vienna under the name Soma, with a Brasilian architect, and their first project is a tiered landscaping project for a local school.
We drove over to Neutra's VDL Research House in Silverlake, where the austrian architect is now buried along with his wife and son. Tours are given by architecture students from Cal Poly Pomona where Neutra used to teach.
Kristina in her Schindler studio
Work in progress
Entering Neutra's house
A model of the new house, rebuilt after a fire burnt down the original
Neutra's control panel for the house by his bed
Simon Fujiwara, Stefan Rutzinger and tour guide
Back garden
Grave stone for Neutra and his wife
Discrete memorial to son, tacked to garden decking
Monday, 8 December 2008
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wow you really are doing architecture things when you are away. the churchills will be pleased. your itinary makes me want to weep with jealousy. here's your day's spanish lesson: hola, soy elias redstone y me gusta bailar. x
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