Louis I. Kahn : Unbuilt Masterworks
A stunning act of digital cyber-architecture by architect Larson . . . uncannily realistic views on a Silicon Graphics Workstation.  --Time Magazine, Louis I. Kahn’s Hurva Synagogue.Kent Larson used virtual reality to produce strikingly lifelike, two-dimensional pictures . . . the product is a luminous representation of daylight.  --The Chicago TribuneOf applications to which the computer has been put in architecture, none is more intriguing . . . startlingly convincing. --The New York Times Book Review,Rigorous scholarship . . . an important contribution to the history of architecture in general, and a deeper understanding of Louis Kahn's genius --Architectural Record, December 2000The Hurva simulations are astonishing and utterly convincing. --The New York Times, A Spiritual Quest Realized, but Not in Stone, Paul Goldberger, Sunday, Arts and Leisure.The poetry in Larson’s images comes from his artistic interpretation of Kahn. --OPEN: The Electronic Magazine, Redefining Creativity in the Digital Age, “Inside Virtual Walls,They bring us with startling fidelity into the space that Kahn wanted to make. --“A Virtual Landmark, Hurva Synagogue,