Alison and Peter Smithson: Upper lawn, solar pavilion Robert J. Kett Struth's images allow us to

Struth's images allow us to fully appreciate a city's character--from its telephone wires above to the pavement below

pour éclairer ce qui restait un impensé

and Bahnhof Zoo

disconcerting or discordant connections

as a framework for gathering traces⁠—written and drawn⁠—of his thinking

Alison and Peter Smithson: Upper lawn, solar pavilion Robert J. Kett Struth's images allow us toIn 1958, the architects Alison and Peter Smithson bought a derelict cottage on the Fonthill Estate in Wiltshire, southwest England. Over the next four years they transformed it into a country home for their young family and an extended experiment in the methods and materials that would shape their practice; a pavilion drawing on the tradition of the English folly, known as Upper Lawn or the Solar Pavilion. Retaining the cottages original stone walls