From Der Spiegel: Three young German architects are designing structures made completely out of living trees, including a pavilion for concerts in downtown Stuttgart. But designing the ultimate treehouse turns out to be trickier than one might expect. How? The basis of their work is always the same. First, the architects build a conventional support… Read More »
… a new blog hosted by the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. Check out my friend Boris’s post on gaining fieldwork access to a public administration office in Stuttgart, Germany. Each field site has its own peculiarities. But they all have one thing in common: waiting.
October last year I was at the Linden-Museum in Stuttgart. There is a floor dedicated to Africa, and a tiny section of that floor has some items from Nigeria. I took some pictures of the items. Who remembers/recognises the items in the pictures below?