Architectural Realism: Lukács and Grassi

This lecture explores the concept of architectural realism through the perspectives of Georg Lukács and Giorgio Grassi. Lukács emphasizes the creation of a real and visually adequate architectural space, while Grassi's work exemplifies a perfect balance between bold ideas and site-specific styles. The discussion delves into the significance of adapting architectural designs to their surroundings, as seen in the emergency housing projects by Erik Gunnar Asplund in Stockholm. Asplund's approach prioritizes the integration of buildings within their environment, showcasing a harmonious blend of form and function.