Ruined Modernism
Hägel and Miller Architects developed their book Ruined Modernism to explore the relationship between contemporary and ancient architectural idioms, and the crisis of sustainability that architects face today—a crisis that, if ignored, may result in the decline and fall of the modern city.
The cover design mixes stark, Swiss modernist typography with a reckless color palette, and features the floor plan of a Greek temple which has been tilted at a 45° angle to echo Hägel and Miller Architects' diagonal, rectangular mark.
Ruined Modernism
Hägel and Miller Architect developed their book Ruined Moderism to explore the relationship between contemporary and ancient architectural idioms, and the crisis of sustainability that architects face today—a crisis that, if ignored, may result in the decline and fall of the modern city.
The cover design mixes stark, Swiss modernist typography with a reckless color palette, and features the floor plan of a Greek temple which has been tilted at a 45° angle to echo Hägel and Miller Architects diagonal, rectangular mark.
Ruined Modernism
Hägel and Miller Architect developed their book Ruined Moderism to explore the relationship between contemporary and ancient architectural idioms, and the crisis of sustainability that architects face today—a crisis that, if ignored, may result in the decline and fall of the modern city.
The cover design mixes stark, Swiss modernist typography with a reckless color palette, and features the floor plan of a Greek temple which has been tilted at a 45° angle to echo Hägel and Miller Architects diagonal, rectangular mark.
Ruined Modernism
Hägel and Miller Architect developed their book Ruined Moderism to explore the relationship between contemporary and ancient architectural idioms, and the crisis of sustainability that architects face today—a crisis that, if ignored, may result in the decline and fall of the modern city.
The cover design mixes stark, Swiss modernist typography with a reckless color palette, and features the floor plan of a Greek temple which has been tilted at a 45° angle to echo Hägel and Miller Architects diagonal, rectangular mark.
Ruined Modernism
Hägel and Miller Architect developed their book Ruined Moderism to explore the relationship between contemporary and ancient architectural idioms, and the crisis of sustainability that architects face today—a crisis that, if ignored, may result in the decline and fall of the modern city.
The cover design mixes stark, Swiss modernist typography with a reckless color palette, and features the floor plan of a Greek temple which has been tilted at a 45° angle to echo Hägel and Miller Architects diagonal, rectangular mark.