Let’s travel to Dublin, Ireland, where Ryan W Kennihan - originally from Chicago - has established his practice in 2007.
Ryan is much more interested in an architecture of resonance then in one that is completely self-involved. “Whatever “non-referencial architecture” means, it is the complete opposite of this”. An architecture of resonance is a certain sense that arises from using forms that exist all over the world.
Their practice is about a constant meaning giving. “We want as many as possible, a proliferation of references”.
At a certain point we might find ourselves questioning if we are taking part in the evolution or just continuously extending a mistake. One cannot be sorry, “its very much about looking forward and looking back, trying to be old and be new; to be refined and be awkward.”
“What’s interesting to me is not the framework itself but actually the variations within the framework.
Guest: Ryan W Kennihan, Ryan W. Kennihan Architects (IE)
Host: Ana Catarina Silva (Porto, Portugal)
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