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Architectural Narratives Building Stories Comics and Architecture, Comics in Architecture: A (not so) short recount of the interactions between architecture and graphic narrative Buildings and their Representations Collapsing upon One Another: Architecture in Comic Strip Form Amazing Archigram! Lost in the Line Out of Water Kartun: The View! Cartooning Architecture and Other Issues Starchitecture Redux Sensing the Comic’s DNA: Excerpts of a conversation with François Schuiten Swarte’s Mystery Theater Labyrinths and Metaphysical Constructions: An Interview with Marc-Antonie Mathieu Images Come First Beta Testing Architecture: Yearning for Space with Tom Kaczynski Archiporn or Storylines? Creative Architectural Commercials as Challenges to the Communication and Marketing of Architecture Beyond Built Architecture

Graphic Novel

Out of Water

December 2, 2013

Graphic Novel by Jimenez Lai.

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Jimenez Lai

Jimenez Lai works in the world of art, architecture, and education. Lai has lived multiple lives, working in a desert shelter at Taliesin, residing in a shipping container in Rotterdam, and working with MOS and OMA. Now, as founding partner of Bureau Spectacular, his work continues to set stages for human stories.