Couch Cushion Architecture
We stumbled on this today and thought it was hilarious. Nothing beats kids’ forts made from couch cushions (and other various household materials) paired with serious architecture criticism. Here’s the review for the above photo, one of our favorites: The crisp, orthogonal structure is, in a way, camouflaged by the informality of the landscaping. While a clear bifurcation exists between site and structure, we give high marks to the close coordination of architect and landscape architect in using similar materials to exaggerate the divergent design concepts. Grade: B+
Having worked for years at architecture and design magazines we give the reviews an A+.
Couch Cushion Architecture, a Critical Analysis @ Build Blog (via Neatorama)