JoJa

Architecture student Quito - Ecuador This is stuff that I found, like or inspire me. None of the images/videos posted here belong to me unless stated otherwise.

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Z53 Social Housing by MAP/MX + Grupo Nodus, 2012

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space in between III by Michal Pecko

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"Okoshi-ezu is an ancient and almost forgotten form of Japanese paper architectural modelling, in which construction information is communicated to the craftsman through a model that folds flat. These models can be thought of as a sort of traditional pop-up, being erected and held together using an elaborate system of tabs, hooks and inserts — notes on the drawing indicate materials, dimensions, and textures.

"Okoshi-ezu, which first appeared in sixteenth century Japan, was most often employed for the documentation of teahouses, a highly refined building type which emerged at that time … Teahouses were carefully designed and custom made, and recording such specific design intentions required the development of a new drawing type — the okoshi-ezu. This method of documentation speaks to the level of trust in the craftsman’s skill, but also to the type of buildings that are generated from it. Often these designs reflect a spatial complexity that is subtly resolved in seemingly simple formal elements."

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Maxim Stick - Latte Motion Project

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One of the birds by Penda

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The Pinch Library and Community Center by Olivier Ottevaere and John Lin 

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Alex Monroe Studio by DSDHA

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Con Artist Collective in New York City by 0 to 1 architects

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Masterpieces re-rendered by Lego

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Exploding Credenza by Sebastian Errazuriz

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Que bueno, que bueno - Jarabe de Palo con Jorge Drexler

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My friend Paolo sharing his adventures in my beautiful and amazing country Ecuador.

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Pawel Nolbert    |    http://nolbert.com

"Series of posters exploring form and rhythm of letters or pseudo-letters presented as half-realistic, half-illustrative figurative sculptures. The artworks were built from an elaborate artistic painterly gestures into expressive arrangements – extending the aesthetic characteristic of typography."

Pawel Nolbert - Warsaw based Illustrator, Art Director, Graphic Designer. Since 2005 working on creative personal & commercial projects worldwide, freelance.

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House for Trees by Vo Trong Nghia Architects

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Amalgamated by studio markunpoika

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ARCHIMUSIC Federico Babina