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Panography Mareen Fischinger

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The “Magic Mirror”

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欲しい。商品化しないかな・・・。

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This is super cool but it doesn’t include the text instructions! Here’s the original imgur gallery with some comments on each image, and here is a detailed tutorial that the creator made (he also made the code free to use on his github) in case you want to make one yourself!

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Casa Golf Luciano Kruk Arquitectos

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Nature-City ( Keizer Station, Oregon, USA) - WORKac

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landscape design for the laboratory research building at the UCSF Mission Bay Campus desgined by Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture (ACLA)

Photography by Bruce Damonte and Marion Brenner.

via: http://ndagallery.cooperhewitt.org/gallery/5109643/Smith-Cardiovascular-Research-Building

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Room Mathew Borrett

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Biesbosch Museum Studio Marco Vermeulen

The existing museum building stands in the middle of the Biesbosch, a unique sweet water tidal area of the Rhine-Meuse delta. The depoldering of the Noordwaard is the direct reason for the development of Biesbosch Museum Island. In the context of water safety measurements in the existing museum will be surrounded by water.

The starting point of the design is to maintain the existing buildings of the Biesbosch Museum and realize the desired extension on the southwestern side.This gives the opportunity to open the current introvert museum to the part of the island that is activated as a museum garden. The proposed extension will be executed with big glass façades and offers space partly to a restaurant overlooking the island and the surrounding water. The other part is designed as a multifunctional space and can, for example, be used for temporary exhibitions.

Images and text via Studio Marco Vermeulen

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Why not both?

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Ardan Özmenoglu

“It is known that, by these 3D post-it portraits I create cult aphorismas, political humour and powerful play with the viewer. Silkscreen printing is used in the process prior to the invention of polyester mesh.”

Ardan Özmenoglu is a versatile Turkish contemporary artist who works in a wide range of mediums including large-scale glass sculptures, works on Post-It® notes and neon lighting. Since her first exhibition in 2006, her unique work has been featured in over forty exhibitions in the U.S. and abroad including Istanbul, Berlin and Croatia.

From the top:

Platanus Orientalis (images 01-03)

Clouds (images 04-06)

Red Tree (images 07-09)

Images and text via Ardan Özmenoglu

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An Ancient Chinese Ginkgo Tree Drops an Ocean of Golden Leaves

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ShinLiArt Danbi Shin + Seok Li

ShinLiArt is a collaborative artist couple in a long distance relationship, NYC and Seoul, that speaks to the audience about everyday art. The contrasts and similarities between the architecture and items we take from granted in our cities play a big part in their visual collaboration.