"Too Radical to Implement Yet Too Relevant to Ignore": John Hejduk's Kreuzberg Tower

Robert Slinger, a founding partner of Berlin-based practice Kapok, narrates the story of a building "too radical to implement and too relevant to ignore." Having lived in John Hejduk's Kreuzberg Tower for eight years, Slinger "came to understand how Hejduk’s architecture both flexibly accommodates and yet asserts a presence which resists any attempts to co-opt it. Whilst impressed by its powerful exterior presence, its austerity and frontal directness left a strangely cold impression upon me."


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Cite: James Taylor-Foster. ""Too Radical to Implement Yet Too Relevant to Ignore": John Hejduk's Kreuzberg Tower" 27 Feb 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/479701/too-radical-to-implement-and-too-relevant-to-ignore-john-hejduk-s-kreuzberg-tower> ISSN 0719-8884

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