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Prototropic 0.1: Honolulu and Rio

Journal and media platform for discourse in design, culture, and critical issues of emerging tropical cities in the 21st century.Prologue, New Epicenter(s) | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 6~15 ] Honolulu Hot Tropics | Lindsea K. Wilbur / [ Page 30~47 ] Metrophilia | Kazi Ashraf / [ Page 48~65 ] House is a Decorated Shack | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 66~77 ] Tropical Case Study House | David Rockwood / [ Page 78~99 ] Rio Favela Que Saudade | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 102~115 ] Fluid City | Raul Correa-Smith / [ Page 116~133 ] AAA Forro | Steven Sanchez / [ Page 134~149]

Journal and media platform for discourse in design, culture, and critical issues of emerging tropical cities in the 21st century.Prologue, New Epicenter(s) | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 6~15 ]


Honolulu

Hot Tropics | Lindsea K. Wilbur / [ Page 30~47 ]

Metrophilia | Kazi Ashraf / [ Page 48~65 ]

House is a Decorated Shack | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 66~77 ]

Tropical Case Study House | David Rockwood / [ Page 78~99 ]


Rio

Favela Que Saudade | Dimitri Damiel Kim / [ Page 102~115 ]

Fluid City | Raul Correa-Smith / [ Page 116~133 ]

AAA Forro | Steven Sanchez / [ Page 134~149]

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Hot Tropics | <strong>Prototropic</strong> <strong>0.1</strong> / Lindsea Kemp Wilbur 32<br />

DON’T SPEAK<br />

HAWAIIAN TO ME<br />

LINDSEA WILBUR<br />

“You read about the<br />

Hawaiian Dream on<br />

an in-flight magazine.<br />

Immediately you were<br />

overcome, clutching<br />

at the glossy rag of a<br />

publication while longing<br />

to st<strong>and</strong> on the fertile<br />

l<strong>and</strong> with bare feet...”<br />

...watch the sun undress behind the rolling hills<br />

extending into the sea, <strong>and</strong> wait for the moon<br />

to rise over the cliffs. You could sense the s<strong>and</strong><br />

that feels only slightly warmer than the moist<br />

air, which, incidentally, smells like plumeria<br />

blossoms 1 . You felt you were destined to play in<br />

the Royal Coconut Grove 2 <strong>and</strong> drink the nectar of<br />

the gods. You yearned to get high on immortality,<br />

wake up alone at dawn to swim in a crystalline bay<br />

all to yourself <strong>and</strong> go to bed s<strong>and</strong>y, smoky, as if in a<br />

dream. A seduction took place a warm, fresh glow,<br />

making you hunger to know the secret of how this<br />

place exists. ><br />

1. Common flower used in Lei making; wearing Hawaiian Plumeria under the ear<br />

is popular accessory for women in Hawaii<br />

2. A picturesque courtyard on the front lawn of the ‘Royal Hawaiian Hotel’

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