John Marx (@JohnMarx58) header
John Marx (@JohnMarx58) profile picture

Architect in SF Bay Area

San Francisco CA
Joined July 2012
Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)Photo by John Marx (@JohnMarx58)
Why is embracing paradox important within design and architecture? Learn why in the @CommEdgeCollab piece by @JohnMarx58: commonedge.org/the-creative-… 📷 Andromeda Re-Imagined. Photographed by Hannu Rytky.
1
2
51
Museum of No Spectators (MoNS) is returning to Burning Man this year! This pop-up museum project challenges the traditional museum experience. To learn more about the new artwork and features coming to MoNS this year: taylor-pr.com/post/museum-of… Photos: @JohnMarx58, Hannu Rytky
1
2
86
In case you missed it, @Form4Arch's @BauenCapital project in Redwood City, CA, was featured in @theregistrysf! This R&D space includes exterior areas for working and socializing outdoors. Learn more here: news.theregistrysf.com/bauen… Renderings: @Form4Arch
2
3
116
Our project "Connective Journey" is also shortlisted in this category. Located in the rolling hills of Palo Alto, it promotes a more consistent use of the outdoors as an extension of the workplace. Take a look here: worldbuildingsdirectory.com/…
1
1
46
We're shortlisted for @worldarchfest 's WAF Future Project: Office Category for our Redwood City, California project "Agora". Its name alludes to how in every architectural approach there is always an idea of “the city”. More here worldbuildingsdirectory.com/…
1
1
1
66
Exciting. The Museum of No Spectators is shortlisted in @worldarchfest 's prestigious "Culture Buildings" category. It picks up on the debate of the contributory nature of Burning Man culture in contrast to the Default World museum experience. More here: worldbuildingsdirectory.com/…
1
1
48
Pol Esteve Castelló asks: if “gender transition is anti-genealogy, then what would be an anti-genealogical history of architecture? This history could bring to the fore the capacity of architecture to convey cultural conflict rather than represent hegemonic views.”
1
1
90
Digging this recent monograph from AR, Towards Abundance: The Delightful Paradoxes of Gender digital.emap.com/38997/89687…
1
2
3
3,107
By extension, I ask how does the design of our built environment enable the explorational space of fluidity of the individual in relation to a collective body?
1
1
65
John Jennifer Marx ends with the provocation: “Is there a core gender within ourselves, or are we only ever made in relation to the world that surrounds us? What, then, are our responsibilities to one another?”
1
1
2
76
I worked with The Architectural Review for the last year on a very provocative book on Gender in Design.…. It’s part of a journey of an advocacy for positive change in the world. The crescendo of this effort was a very grand launch party at the Hotel Monaco in Venice.
6
4
271
Join the AR in Venice this Thursday evening as we launch a beautiful publication about gender and architecture with contributions by Adam Nathaniel Furman, Madelon Vriesendorp, Jessica Andrews, Pol Esteve Castelló, Dang Qun, Sumayya Vally, and many more 🥂 architectural-review.com/par…
9
15
4,684