Salk Institute / Louis Kahn
http://www.archdaily.com/773231/video-explore-louis-kahns-iconic-salk-institute-like-never-before
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Salk Institute / Louis Kahn
http://www.archdaily.com/773231/video-explore-louis-kahns-iconic-salk-institute-like-never-before
Dat het 22 jaar na de afschaffing van de apartheid nog steeds ongelijk verdeeld is in Zuid-Afrika moge duidelijk zijn. Hoe confronterend dat dan in de praktijk kan zijn, laten de luchtfoto’s van Unequal Scenes zien.
Sacred Roof Sandro di Carlo Darsa
Kaufmann Residence
Pennsylvania, USA | 1935-38
By Frank Lloyd Wright
via Espacio Gris
Star Wars 2D Among Us
Adalberto Libera’s Villa Malaparte, Capri, 1937.
100 Year Old Houses Budapest Zsolt Hlinka
richard neutra… holiday house apartments, malibu, ca, photo julius shulman, 1949 @ primo
Barcelonas Floor Sebastian Erras in collaboration with Pixartprinting
The City of Marvels is how writer Eduardo Mendoza called the coolest city of the Mediterranean in one of his novels. The book is set at the turn of the 20th century, a time in which Barcelona boomed and became what it is today. A time in which factories’ chimneys grew side by side with the Sagrada Familia’s towers. That tumultuous era left its signature on thousands of floors in the city – one of its marvels. Pavements laid in churches, palaces and avenues form an amazing mosaic. “These floors are addictive”, says José Jóvena, creator with Elisabet Martínez of Tile Addiction. The two have uploaded hundreds of pictures of Barcelona’s floors on Instagram. Recently, they discovered that a German photographer, Sebastian Erras, shared their passion for floors. Erras had done projects on Parisian floors and Venetian floors They thought he would go crazy with Barcelona’s floors and invited him to see them.
Previous work by Sebastian Erras featured on archatlas:
Parisian Floors
Venetian Floors
Images and text via
Heartbreak rides for free, Zhang Jia Wu
Words #PierLuigiNervi #Maxxi #museonazionaledelleartidelxxisecolo (presso MAXXI - Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo)
Nervi black&white #palazzettodellospor #PierLuigiNervi #toRomewithLove (presso Palazzetto Dello Sport Piazza Apollodoro)
Materials & sky #auditoriumparcodellamusica #RenzoPiano #toRomewithLove (presso Auditorium Parco della Musica - Roma)
Auditorium Parco della Musica #RenzoPiano #toRomewithLove (presso Auditorium Parco della Musica - Roma)
Invigorating Urban Landscape – MFO Park in Switzerland
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Bologna Shoah Memorial SET
The Shoah was not the experience of a single person but of a community who suffered a common injustice. The aim of the project is to give to Bologna a recognizable monument as a unique and a new reference for the historical center. A landmark that will highlight the skyline of the city and allow people to evoke the memory of the past in the remembrance of those who have suffered horrible events.
This way, the structure of the wooden bunks in the concentration camps, where the bodies of prisoners were clumped together and their will to live was crushed by the feeling of the end, comes to life in an urban setting. It dramatically increases in size and projects into the space an infinite repetition of a module, appearing like a single cell of the dormitory. Passers-by can experience the memorial by walking through the narrow and cold passage between the two equal and symmetrical elements. There, their thoughts become disoriented and merged with the memory of a mass extermination.
Images by Simone Bossi
Text + additional image via SET
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