"I think what they're trying to say is he makes weird buildings" | podcast | Dezeen Weekly

I think what they're trying to say is he makes weird buildings. Smilian Radic, he's really known for experimental forms and things like that. Um, it's quite interesting to look at what the jury said in their citation. It's real highutin stuff talking about the true nature of art and things like that. Here's a quote. Through a body of work positioned at the crossroads of uncertainty, material experimentation, and cultural memory, Smeilian Radic favors fragility over any unwarranted claim to certainty. So I think what they're trying to say is he makes weird buildings. — Yeah, I think definitely that I think at one point the citation even compares it to something like the perception of time. No, — this is it. To render the qualities of his architectural work in spoken language is intrinsically difficult. For in his designs he works with dimensions of experience that are immediately palpable but escape verbalization like the perception of time itself. Immediately yet conceptually evasive. That is architecture speak if I've ever heard it. But I have to say I do think looking I've never had the pleasure of seeing his buildings in person. I've I'm told that it's an amazing experience. Even just from the photos, I can sort of see what they're talking about. They're just very emotionally affecting buildings somehow. And he's kind of talked about that as being one of the core tenants of his work. So for all the dril I think maybe they are