Léopold Lambert is a French architect and writer currently living in New York. His work is based on an attempted balance between design and writing, each of those informing the other one. His main research investigates the inherent political violence carried by architecture through its physicality and its potential use in the context of a resistive struggle against a dominant order. The first ‘chapter’ of this research has been collected in the form of a book, entitled Weaponized Architecture: The Impossibility of Innocence (dpr-barcelona, 2012.). More chapters will follow in the coming months through printed publications. These formal chapters are to be understood as the articulation of ideas developed on the Funambulist on a quasi-daily basis.
contact: leopold.funambulist (gmail.com)
Votre site est désormais référencé sur le Silence qui parle.
cordialement.
Merci beaucoup. Desole, j’ai ecrit l’article a une vitesse qui ne m’a pas fait cite explicitement votre site, c’est desormais repare.
Je l’explorerai plus en detail tres tres vite mais merci pour la transcription de la conversation entre Negri et Deleuze.
A bientot
I thought you might appreciate some recent drawings. Thanks for the great website!
Scott
Thank you Scott. Beautiful drawings indeed. Would you care to draw a funambulist sometimes ?
I LOVE your work, and the blog as well. Great work.
just discovered your site while looking for “19th century american bearing wall systems” on google advanced image search….do you send notifications?
Stumbled on to your blog this week and just have to tell how fantastic it is. I am very much looking forward to exploring and delving into your impressive collection. Bravo!
Great blog! I’ll add your link to my blog roll. Greetings from California