Between Silence and Light, John Lobell, 1979, $7.95 from: Shambhala Publications, Inc. 1123 Spruce St. Boulder, CO 80302 Louis l. Kahn, more than any other modern architect, learned to go back to the roots of the institutions we house and the materials and techniques we build with. His thoughts and buildings are an important lesson, showing why each of us nerds personally to touch thr beginnings of things and what wr gain by doing so. This book is a beautifully done introduction to Kahn and his work. -Tom Bender Form and Design w ' h e "n" of Wondec com" Real;zat;on. Realization is born ou t of the intuitive. Something must be just so, and it has a definite existence though you cannot see it. You strive because that existence makes you think of what you want to express. In this drive to express, you make a distinction between existence and presence. When you give something presence, you have to consult nature, and that is where Design begins. R A IN 2270 NW Irving, Portland, OR 972W
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