Feb 9, 2010
The Micheels House, Designed by Paul Rudolph, Westport, Connecticut, 1972 - 2007, by Chris Mottalini Wrote about Chris Mottalini’s beautiful series After You Left, They Took it Apart (Demolished Paul Rudolph Homes) today on the Hey, Hot Shot! Blog: Important works of art are handled with white cotton gloves, doted over by curators and housed in atmospherically controlled Plexiglas cubes. All too often, important works of architecture are not afforded the same attention by conservationists. Once a style falls out of favor, monumentally important buildings are bought and sold at the mercy of the real estate market, and left to decay until they meet the wrecking ball. Read more →

The Micheels House, Designed by Paul Rudolph, Westport, Connecticut, 1972 - 2007, by Chris Mottalini

Wrote about Chris Mottalini’s beautiful series After You Left, They Took it Apart (Demolished Paul Rudolph Homes) today on the Hey, Hot Shot! Blog:

Important works of art are handled with white cotton gloves, doted over by curators and housed in atmospherically controlled Plexiglas cubes. All too often, important works of architecture are not afforded the same attention by conservationists. Once a style falls out of favor, monumentally important buildings are bought and sold at the mercy of the real estate market, and left to decay until they meet the wrecking ball.

Read more →

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