A little over a week before I left Japan, I sallied forth from the Tokyo metropolitan area. My objective? The Teshima Museum, by Ryue Nishizawa,...

Selections from my first two weeks in Tokyo. Looking at them now, I can see my 'nightscapes' fascination (covered more extensively here) growing...

Tokyo is full. Its ground is full of buildings, its streets are full of cars, its buildings are tall and full of people - as are its trains,...

A handful of favorite images from my week in Seoul - easily one of the most intriguing cities I've ever visited. It felt to me, encountering it...

Last week I had the chance to sit down with Jun Aoki, marking the first of many interviews that I hope to conduct with firms and individuals whose...

In a bid to reduce the portion of this blog's content composed of theoretical hot air - sorry, ruminations - (currently hovering close to 100%), I...

Vendors, mercados and tianguis have been at the core of my investigations here in Mexico City; the Tuesday tianguis on Pachuca Street near my house is both...

The space of a tactic is the space of the other. Thus it must play on and with a terrain imposed on it and organized by the law of a foreign power. ...it...

I suggested in my last (first) post that I was looking at the concept of hacking as a way forward in my research - a possible mission statement for a...

Without restating my project proposal (which can be found in its entirety here), I thought that a good place to start this blog would be at the beginning. ...

These three images are part of the final product from my (super strange) architecture studio last semester; they were produced for the "id" portion of the...