摘要 : Rumour has it, someone once cut holes in the walls of the AA. An Environmental and Technical Studies project, perhaps? A student tired of meandering the school's corridors and waiting to be admitted by one of the many card access ... 展开 Rumour has it, someone once cut holes in the walls of the AA. An Environmental and Technical Studies project, perhaps? A student tired of meandering the school's corridors and waiting to be admitted by one of the many card access points? A property speculator trying to make more of the views? A Gordon Matta-Clark enthusiast? The AArchitecture Editors managed to get hold of the following statement about the holes, which sheds light on how, but not why, they came about... "We had to cut the hole through the plasterboard and timber studs before we could reach the bricks. The brick wall was a bit tricky - we had to install some temporary propping before we could replace two brick courses with a lintel. Once this was all set up, we were able to break through by removing one brick at a time. It was very messy." 收起