Between Heaven and Hell: Architecture and Memory / Dearq 44

Between Heaven and Hell: Architecture and Memory / Dearq 44

The new issue of Dearq Magazine is now available!

Edited by Ana Mombiedro, Lucas Ariza, and Camilo Isaak, it brings together projects and research on body, perception, and movement in architecture.

Very happy that Common Places (2009), at the Church of San Francisco with Artist Tatzu Nishi, and Mock-up for Dante (2014), at the defunct Monument to Heroes with the great José Alejandro Restrepo, are part of this edition in the projects section.

Explorations with Scaffolding between Heaven and Hell: Architecture and Memory.

“Activating transgressive mechanisms between time and space invites a bodily relationship with memory.

“Scaffolding not only subverted traditional monumentality, but revealed that a deeper understanding of our symbolic constructs can emerge precisely when the established condition of space is momentarily altered.

It can now be viewed on the Dearq website.

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