Projekte
«to have easy access to posessions without sensing their presence all the time»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to work or write at a creeper bordered window»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to stand and look out without glare»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to see out from the bathroom/ or perhaps be doubly enclosed»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to see the view/ vegetation/ trees/ the ground while sitting»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to sit comfortably and read or talk of an evening»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to close wooden shutters in winter»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
«to see the sunlight spread across the floor»
Alison & Peter Smithson
A. & P. Smithson, «Small Pleasures of Life», in Changing the Art of Inhabitation, London, 1994
