What Would Donald Judd Do?

Architects as diverse as Frank Gehry and Peter Zumthor have responded powerfully to the elemental lessons they perceive in the artwork and architectural projects of the artist Donald Judd. Not surprisingly, John Pawson, the “minimalist” architect perhaps most strongly aligned with the style that takes its name (if not its ideology) from the arts movement that Judd unwittingly helped father, has acknowledged many debts to Judd’s work. From Eduardo Souto de Moura to a new generation of architects that includes David Adjaye, Claesson Koivisto Rune, Brad Cloepfil, and Johnston Marklee–all attest to Judd’s influence on their architecture, and often for reasons that don’t share any immediately apparent common ground.

https://doi.org/10.35483/ACSA.AM.109.44

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