Venice Biennale visitors climb inside Christian Kerez's unidentified habitable object
VENICE – Inside the Swiss Pavilion at the 15th International Architecture Exhibition, Christian Kerez carves a scalable chamber which is not exactly architecture.
In an effort to reject the celebration and propogation of architecture's
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