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Celebrating Colin St John Wilson, architect of the British Library
Quoted by Fiona MacCarthy:
A great library is like a coral reef whose exquisite structure as it grows proliferates a living network of connectedness, and its ramification is all of a piece, like knowledge itself — the knowledge that bridges the endless curiosity of the human mind, from the first pictogram to the latest microchip.
(That coral reef thing again.) (Libraries and conversation! Michael Oakeshott!)
February 24, 2008 in Architecture, Culture & Society, Design, Education | Permalink
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