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Tag Archives: Leon Krier
Innovation: What is It?
Innovate? What does innovate really mean and entail? When is it useful, even necessary? In media and in the pubic realm, Innovation has become a devalued buzz-word for anything that you want to do that someone else has already done…even you, … Continue reading
Posted in Bauwerk, Innovation, Lead On, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance, Renaissance Rules
Tagged Bauwerk, Innovation, Lead On, Leadership, Leon Krier, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance, Renaissance Rules, Roger von Oech, Tom Asacker
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Innovation: Confusion of Genre?
“Innovation is the Confusion of Genre” Leon Krier Thus stated one of the more visible and articulate post-post-Modern urban planners of recent times (read “New Urbanist” or “Anti-Suburbanist”). I have been culturally conditioned to ask, “What does this mean?” Genre originated … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Bauwerk, Discovery, Lead On, Music, Planning & Urban Design, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance, Renaissance Rules, Writing, Zeitgeist
Tagged Ethics, genre, Innovation, Leadership, Leon Krier, Meaning, Reformation, Renaissance Rules, Roger von Oech, Writing
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Pluralism vs. Relativism and Opportunism vs. Sacrifice
“Pluralism marks the moment in history when despair and private obsession replace culture.” Leon Krier The other day on Facebook (December 16, 2010), Nassem Nicholas Taleb catalyzed a revealing and depressing discussion (as I am confident was his intent … Continue reading
Posted in Lead On, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance Rules, Zeitgeist
Tagged Churchill, Community, Course Correction, Ethics, History, Lead On, Leadership, Leon Krier, Meaning, Pluralism, Reformation, Renaissance Rules, Taleb, The Enlightenment, Tradition, Traditionalism, Truth, Zeitgeist
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Reconstructing the City
Antecedents and Contemporary Studies F. Reconstructing the City Today is not to late to begin to reconsider how the “reconstruction” of American cities and “suburbs” is approached. Those modifications are not for the faint-hearted, but too often are left to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Bauwerk, Planning & Urban Design, Recapitulation, Reformation, Renaissance, Renaissance Rules
Tagged Architecture, Bauwerk, City Planning, Crafting Place, Leon Krier, Rational Architecture, Reformation, Renaissance, Renaissance Rules, Robert Delevoy, Urban Design, Urban Open Space
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Renaissance Rules 