Spatial Pathology-Floating Realities

Margot Krasojevic – architect and psychologist – is no longer an unknown quantity on the experimental architecture scene, although she is considered a member of the younger generation. Her lectures at well-known schools and centers such as the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, the University of Washington, the University of Australia or Beijing, to name only a few, and contributions to international publications have attracted great interest in her conceptual an visual work.

Krasojevic’s central interest is in the relationship between space and body, the question of the degree to which body and psyche adjust to existing typologies and vice versa.

The book designed by Büro Destruct is an image/text collage that comprises Krasojevic’s work over the last 10 years. It is meant for architects and students with an interest in experimental architecture and all those interested in spectacular digital visualizations.

Margot Krasojevic was born in 1975 in London. She studied architecture and psychology. As an architect, she worked for Zaha Hadid, NOX and Michael Squire and Partners. She founded her own office for digital design and research in London and Beijing in 1998. She became well-known for her numerous lectures and contributions to international publications.