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This modern loft in Sofia, Bulgaria was reconstructed by architect Dimitar Karanikolov and interior designer Veneta Nikolova. Using black steel, exposed brick, dark wood and custom-made concrete panels, the structure has a strong industrial style … with the interior furnishings further complementing the industrial look. Photos by Minko Minev via Behance via Planete dustjacket-attic.com
Light of Life Church shinslab architecture + IISAC
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Co - Forest Chapel, Sayama 2013. Via, photos © Koji Fujii.
Sayama Forest Chapel Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP
The chapel sits on the boundary between the forest and the grave area at top of the hill road in the verdant cemetery park. We focus on creating an architecture that offers a space where people are benevolently watched by the forest, looking up the forest and remember the feeling of reverence for the departed in an eternal sleep in the forest of Sayama. A series of 9 meters height wooden pillars with 60mm flat section is placed between the surrounding trees provides a space to pray under the forest.
Images and text via Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP
Álvaro Fernandes Andrade - The Centro de Alto Rendimento de Foz Côa (high-performance rowing training center), Pocinho 2014. Photos © Fernando Guerra, Joao Morgado.
e2a - Escherpark housing, Zürich 2015.
Paulo Mendes da Rocha /// House in Butantã /// Butantã, Sao Paulo, Brazil /// 1966
Of Houses guest curated by Luca Galofaro. (Photos 1-7 © Nelson Kon, Helio Pinon).
Juri Troy - Velux Sunlight house, a CO2 neutral housing prototype, Pressbaum 2010. Photos © Adam Mork.
Coach House, John Smart Architects, London, UK.
Lazzarini Architekten - Historic house renovation, Filisur 2012. Photos © Marcello Mariana.
e2a - Escherpark housing, Zürich 2015.
Fugitive Structures (temporary pavillon) by Andrew Burns Architects 2013
renova store & theatre ~ phyd arquitectura
KOOLHAAS.
cctv headquarters. beijing, china.
King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center, Riyadh, Zaha Hadid
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Storytelling through playful interactions
Installation by agency Dalziel + Pow demonstrates how experiences with interaction and projection can work well with screenprinted illustrations made with conductive ink:
As part of our presence at the inaugural Retail Design Expo, we have created a space to stand out from the crowd, a conversation starter: experimental, innovative, playful, integrated, exploratory and, to many visitors, surprising.
… Screen-printed illustrations spring to life when touched, as conductive ink triggers a host of playful digital animations – a mix of informative and charming content, from product information to brand stories to chasing ducks.
Pushing the boundaries of storytelling within a space, making it fun and engaging, putting ideas before hardware.
A total of 48 interactions and over 100 unique animations make up the broad spectrum of content on the stand, from simple sound toys to more complex exchanges that layer projection mapping and movement around a physical space.
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Daziel + Pow have a Tumblr blog (dalziel-pow-inspiration) here
