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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Otterlo Circle by Aldo van Eyck
At the last CIAM congress (1959) Eyck presented his ‘Otterlo Circles’, a diagram visualizing his syncretic approach to design, bringing together the classical, modern and vernacular traditions in architecture.
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At the last CIAM congress (1959) Eyck presented his ‘Otterlo Circles’, a diagram visualizing his syncretic approach to design, bringing together the classical, modern and vernacular traditions in architecture.
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