Louis kahn plan

The Meeting Place at the Salk Institute is one of Kahn’s most meticulously designed unbuilt plans. While designing the Salk Institute laboratories (1965) Kahn developed a counterpoint to the laboratory design with the design of the Meeting Place. For Kahn, the Meeting Place would bring balance to the laboratories of the Salk Institute, and stated that “if the laboratories were the Salk Institute’s lungs, then the Meeting Place would be its brain.” Although the Meeting Place was not…

Louis Kahn - Dominican Motherhouse, 1968

Louis Kahn - Morton Goldenberg House, Rydal 1959, unbuilt

The Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad designed by Louis Kahn in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India is an example of his exposed-brick architecture.

“Today, we must build with hollow stones…the nature of space is further characterized by the minor spaces that serve it. Storage rooms, service rooms and cubicles must not be partionated areas of a single space structure, they must be given their own structure.” “The Trenton Bath House is derived from a concept of space order in which the hollow columns supporting the pyriamidal roof distinguish the spaces that serve from those being served. The 30’x30’ spaces under the roofs remain…

Phillips Exeter Academy Library, New Hampshire CT (1965-1971) | Louis Kahn | Archweb 2D

Louis Kahn - Casa Esherick, Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania USA, 1959-1961

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