LA Times architecture critic Christopher Hawthorne delivered a mordantly hilarious stream of live Twitter updates from a Sci-Arc panel discussion last night. I'll be damned if I can comment on it, and I'm not sure I can even link to it all, but it is awesome.
The show started with Anthony Vidler talking old-school Freudian smack--complete with accent--about Schindler/Neutra, Neutra/Schindler, or vice versa. And then he moderated a "architects in LA"-type discussion among Hitoshi Abe, Peter Cook, Eric Owen Moss, Thom Mayne, Peter Noever, and Wolf Prix.
My favorite is right toward the end *SPOILER ALERT*: "The philosophical--not to mention gen.--homogeneity of panel is astounding. Guess that was predictable, but still. Hoping Hitoshi Abe can......rescue us from Boomer avant-gardism."
Help me, Hitoshi Abe, you're LA's only hope. I hope Sci-Arc puts this thing on YouTube...
Schindler / Neutra, Neutra / Schindler; L.A. / Wien: On the Couch [sciarc.edu]
