Assemble: Building Collective public art and freed ourselves from the

and freed ourselves from the weight of reality to float

The book’s cover merges the possibilities of paper with those of the digital

that the ‘soul’ is just a manifestation of the body—that ultimately they are one and the same

Caroline Constant

Jay Franke

Assemble: Building Collective public art and freed ourselves from theArchitecture collective Assemble has transformed the definition of a successful young practice by working on temporary, small scale, community based projects, often reusing sites and materials. Described by architecture critic Edwin Heathcote as young, widely admired and increasingly influential, they are the future of architecture and the antithesis of the faceless corporate juggernaut. This retrospective of the first decade or so of Assembles