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Source: instagram.com/ironic.mp4/

Music source: Aaron Smith - Dancin (KRONO Remix)

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In 1965 Álvaro Siza Vieira was commissioned by the Council of Matosinhos to design a swimming pool as part of the renovation project of Quinta da Conceição Municipal Park | credits: Carlos Albuquerque Castro

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Source: instagram.com/ironic.mp4/

Music source: Aaron Smith - Dancin (KRONO Remix)

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Shahryar Nashat, installation view, The Cold Horizontals, Kunsthalle Basel, 2017.

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Eliane Radigue

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Break. (at Loughborough Junction)

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Oh, and this here is a  D I S C O - B O O K (seriously), the most awesome studio warming present by Alexander Geijzendorffer!

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Vista desde la entrada de estacionamiento de la fachada principal, Casa en Pedregal, av. de las Fuentes (número desconocido), Jardines del Pedregal, Álvaro Obregón, Ciudad de México, 1960

Arq. Augustín Rivera Torres

View from the parking entrance of the main facade, House in Pedregal, av. de las Fuentes (number unknown), Gardens of Pedregal, Alvaro Obregon, Mexico City, 1960

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Eiermann Private Residence Baden-Baden, Baden-Württemberg, Germany; 1959-62

Egon Eiermann (photograph by Thilo Mechau)

«Far-eastern influences are easily discernible in the Eiermann private residence, including low-pitched, overhanging gable roofs without gutters, large-format sliding doors on the garden side, and lattices reminiscent of Japanese paper walls. The predominant motif of the design was the asymmetrical principle characteristic of the traditional Japanese understanding of architecture. Eiermann’s main source of inspiration is thought to have been a book by Japanese author Tetsuro Yoshida entitled ‘Das japanische Wohnhaus’ (The Japanese House and Garden, London, 1955, first published in German in 1935), to which he often referred in his lectures.»

see map | building post

via “Egon Eiermann (1904-1970) - Architect and Designer”; Hatje Cantz (2004)

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