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LEGO Bridge by Christo Guelov
Madrid-based artist Christo Guelov’s artistic intervention of the Alvsborgsbron Bridge in Gothenburg seeks to break the gravity, volume and great weight of the subject in question. Through color, Guelov smooths the bridge’s silhouette, adding a dimension of sensibility to the space. the bridge’s central supporting columns are painted in LEGO block formation, creating a landmark to be viewed from far and wide.
Knapphullet: Home on a Cliff in Norway / Lund Hagem ph: Kim Muller, Ivar Kvaal
lachryphagy is the term used to describe the behaviour of tear drinking in nature, typically in environments - like the purvian amazon shown here - where sodium and other micronutrients are hard to find.
bees and butterflies need sodium for egg production and metabolic purposes, but their diets of nectar are low in salt. so the orange julia and sulfur yellow butterflies you see here turn to the salty tears of often stationary turtles and caiman.
and though the caiman and turtles seem to receive no reciprocal benefit from the interaction, they’re apparently happy enough to just help out. (x, x, x, x, x, x)
’Dada Biocoop’ - Paris, France - Jeff van Dyck ____
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Pablo Reinoso’s Sculptures Manipulate Reality
By distorting the familiar and manipulating our reality, the art of Pablo Reinoso succeeds in plunging us into a whimsical, fantastical alternate universe where things aren’t quite as they seem. By incorporating functional objects such as picture frames, chairs, benches, spades, ladders and garments in his artwork, though in mutated form, he has forced art and design to confront one another.
What do you think are the most 10 beautifull building for faculty of architecture in the world?
I don’t know which are the most 10 beautiful building for faculty of architecture in the world, here are some of my favorites:
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Pratt School of Architecture at Higgins Hall
School of Architecture at Taliesin
S.R. Crown Hall at Illinois Institute of Technology
Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University
Avery Hall, Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation at Columbia University
School of Design at The University of Melbourne
So, I know this because my father studied architecture there and thought you should know: UC Berkeley's architecture/environmental design building is universally considered by far the ugliest building on campus. Look up the UC Berkeley environmental design building, it's so amazingly, ironically ugly and it's the funniest thing.
Wurster Hall, the building which currently houses the UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design, called the first large pre-cast concrete structure on the West Coast, opened in 1964 and was designed by Joseph Esherick, Vernon DeMars, and Donald Olsen, members of the CED faculty. TBH the exterior is a fairly typical quasi-brutalist building from the 70s, but the interiors do not look that horrible with plenty of natural light available.
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Toronto Tree Tower by Penda
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Akelarre Hotel by mecanismo
Akelarre Hotel is more than forty years of identity development around Chef Pedro Subijana’s three Michelin star Akelarre Restaurant.
In this background, architecture studio mecanismo forges a meticulous project of design and construction of the Hotel. The careful selection of materials, furniture and the detailed execution distinguish specifically Akelarre Hotel; materials as a nexus between concept, form and function. The use of natural resources and materials, traditional whilst timeless; stone, wood, metal and linen, respecting their inner nature and properties in the process, but without relinquishing the advances of investigation and new technics for their manipulation and installation, characterizes the project and the studio itself. The utilization of a different material in each volumetric construction and the thereon succession of materials every time they interfere or a geometry of shape is modified, defines the concept and functioning of the project while simultaneously generates diverse ambiences and finishes, providing the hotel with an unequivocal personality on top of Mount Igueldo, at San Sebastián, Spain.
More on mecanismo’s Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts and in the studio’s website.
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‘Thai-Viet Community Bonding’ A place to unfold Thai-Viet story Schematic designed by Thanon thesis 2016📷 @soad_arch https://teespring.com/stores/next-top-architects
Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Art/Dietrich in Nancy
Inside Artem (Art, Technology, Management) campus the ENSAD ( Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Art / Dietrich) designed by Untertrifaller Architekten comprises lecture theatres, offices and exhibition spaces into two separate buildings.
The first, a “signature building”, is a polyhedron with a sloping roof which stretches to the rear to display unusual volumes on its highest level where the research spaces can be found. Its facades are in neutral dark brown cladding in perforated aluminum.The monolithic parallelepiped of the Vauban building, clad in fiber cement panels, has studios inside which have the benefit of north light from large bay windows projecting from the facade. In this way the activities which take place in the school are displayed for anyone passing to see and a strong relationship with the city is established.
The two buildings are linked in the entrance hall by a sloping concrete walkway, and, on the other side of the courtyard, by the organic volume of the amphitheater. The clarity of the concept and the chosen materials — wood, exposed concrete, untreated steel, white walls, colored curtains — create a harmonious atmosphere, conducive to artistic creation.
de groene loper in Breda (NL) winnaar Falco Award Beste Openbare Ruimte 2014
‘Nieuw Bergen’ - Eindhoven, Netherlands - MVRDV ____
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