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House of salt is a one semester project done at Royal Academy of the arts in the Hage now turning into a graduation project about the relation in between salt, erosion, time and architecture.
Why sharing House of Salt?
In the building industry, there is a huge resistance to thinking about the impermanence of structures. This is mainly related to our difficulty in accepting change that we cannot control. House of Salt, as a theoretical project, goes sharply against that, proposing that the audience accept chance, decay, and aging.
About Magdalena Salinas
May Bee is an independent architecture and art firm from Argentina, founded by Magdalena Salinas. Based in The Hague, Netherlands, explores speculative architecture and its intersection with other arts.
