Chapter II — Radical Architecture
The Endless Interior
The Grid Consumes the Landscape
A white monument-grid wraps towers and alpine ridges in strict axonometry. The city itself becomes furniture in an infinite room.
Comfort as Totalitarianism
Air conditioning and modular sofas form the perfect prison. The endless city is not a proposal. It is a diagnosis of what already exists.
Kitsch Is the Last Honest Material
The chrome-and-vinyl chair mocks its own perfect manners. Ornament was never the crime. Sincerity was.
Draw the Monster, Then Laugh
The radicals never proposed solutions. They drew Modernism's logical conclusion to its absurd end and called it irony.