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Bernard Rudofsky

Rudofsky, an architect, critic and fashion designer, was fascinated by the idea of “architecture without architects.” In his thesis, he established a philosophy that regarded architecture as a spatial embodiment of life-a principle that would guide his examinations of architecture throughout his career. His travels also provided the inspiration for his search for a new lifestle in which all Western cultural inhibitions and restrictions-with regard to the way we live, dress, bathe, and eat-would be alleviated by the heightening of sensual pleasures through design.