VOLUPTAS

I. The city is product of negotiation … II. Forum is place of negotiation … II. Dionysos dictates…

all coming-to-be as though it were an illegitimate emancipation from eternal being, a wrong for…

gravity (n.) c. 1500, “weight, dignity, seriousness, solemnity of deportment or character…

祸兮福所倚，福兮祸所伏。 … Danger is the neighbour to security；Misfortune may be a blessing in disguise.

CONSTITUTION … We the citizens of Entropolis, look back on history not as something we miss, rather…

According to Kant, all our thinking is related to imagination, which means it is related to our…

The way we experience the world around us depends on how we perceive it. Without a comprehensive…

Travelling outgrows its motives. It soon proves sufficient in itself. You think you are making a…

The Theatre of the World also seemed to me to be in a place where architecture ended and where the…

The adventurer is the one by whom adventures happen rather than the one to whom the adventures…

The fear and anguish caused by this loss of sensory and spiritual points of reference are only the…

Surrounded by a world full of wonder and forces, whose law man may define, may want to understand…

There are certainly some extremely beautiful things in the game of chess in terms of movement, but…

By careful planning we could have an environment in which the human mind and spirit may either…

It is no longer the island that is separated from the continent, it is humans who find themselves…

In such a society the basic problem is no longer production but rather the creation of sufficient…

NIMIS [ˈnɪ.mɪs]; ne- + the root of metior; not comparable. _ Too, too much, excessively.

variable … adjective … 1a : able or apt to vary : subject to variation or changes variable winds…

Here landmarks is entirely prosaic. [...] Thus each district is collected in the void of its…

Here, on the contrary, domiciliation is sustained by no abstraction. (…) This city can be known…

For there to be a mastery of the real (in this case the reality of adresses), it suffices that…

The streets of this city have no names. There is of course a written dress, but it has only a…

Babel of arcades and stairways, It was a palace infinite, Full of basins and of cascades … Falling…

I think that from Baudelaire I learnt (...) the sordid aspects of the modern metropolis, the…

I go alone to try my fanciful fencing, Scenting in every corner the chance of a rhyme, Stumbling…

STATEMENT … There is no reuse, repair or recycling. Abandoned structures are completely left to…