'WITH DRAWINGS I'M NOT TRYING TO REPRESENT SOMETHING. I'M TRYING TO MAKE IT REAL'

摘要

Peter Eisenman is one of the most significant architects and theorists practising today, notable for his involvement with Derrida's Deconstructivist project and his pioneering use of computer-aided design. His major buildings include the Wexner Center in Ohio (1989), the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin (2005), and his unfinished City of Culture in Santiago de Compostela (begun 1999). His interviewer, ImanAnsari, is a practising architect, urban designer, and a lecturer in architectural theory at City University of New York.