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I feel that art has something to do with the achievement of stillness in the midst of chaos. A stillness which characterizes prayer, too, and the eye of the storm. I think that art has something to do with an arrest of attention in the midst of distraction.
Saul Bellow (via likeafieldmouse)
Global Tree Project - Hanging Garden
Since 200, the japanese artist Shinji Turner-Yamaoto has been creating jaw-dropping, site-specific installations for his Global Tree Project. His latest, “Hanging Garden.” is on display now in the abandoned deconsecrated Holy Cross Church in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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High Bridge, 1910-30
Kobayashi Eijiro
Victoria University of Wellington master of landscape architecture thesis - The Ghost Bride Cemetery by James Pattullo Â
Abandoned coal mining towns leave enormous scars upon the landscape once the minerals have been removed and the thriving populace has moved onward. These scars upon the landscape encourage further erosion and further destruction. The Chinese government is attempting to rejuvenate one such site, the abandoned Haizhou Open Cast Coal Mine in Fuxin, China. Currently this site represents the world’s largest abandoned man-made mine – the largest “hole” in Asia. It is 20m lower than the lowest land point in China. The Chinese government is seeking a means by which a thriving populace can be encouraged to repopulate the damaged site.
The Ghost Bride Cemetery
Pencil Drawings |Â Andrew Dent
Mnemonic Landscape | Barry O’Shea
RIBA Part.02 (2013)Â |Â University College Cork, Ireland
Jessica Luscher, Stillness and Motion : Wind Excavation Rediscovered, 2014, Mixed Media, Acrylic, Charcoal, Pen, Graphite, and Digital Collage, 72” x 34”
Peter Wilson, Comfortable House, 1977.
Architectural Renderings of Life Drawn with Pencil and Pen by Rafael Araujo
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TUTORIALS FOR AWESOME:
Ok. You’re probably not ready for this yet, but I wish I was exposed to all of this stuff much younger in my career.  Be careful.  With great renderings comes great responsibility.  And by responsibility, I mean hours of nearly unbearable frustration. Â
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The Shipyard / Photoshop Postwork Breakdown (Watch the video)
Making of ASGVIS VRay for SketchUP Winning Render
Making of GH House “Between the Rocks” by Anninos Konstantinos
Rendering Tips
Making of Seaside Feeling
University of Michigan Taubman College Tutorials (Great for 3ds Max + Rhino)
Vimeo Rhino Tutorials
SketchUp.com Training Videos
5 Free SketchUP Tutorials
VRay for SketchUP Tutorials
VRay Youtube Video (Tells you where to download VRay for FREE)
Min Lin - Pen and Ink Sketching
It is important to be able to take things from other disciplines and be able to relate them to your own craft.  So here are some graphic design tutorials from the FZD Design School in Singapore that can really help with your designs even though it is not directly related:
Episode 35: Digital Landscape part1
Episode 22: Sketch Painting part1
Episode 50: Bug Silhouettes
Episode 44: Tannhauser Gate
Episode 42: Painting Details
Episode 41: Alien Spaceships
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These are just a few of my favorite tutorials on the internet!  If you have any other sites that you go to send them to me and I’ll add them to the list!
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Before there was Memphis, there was the river. Becuase of the river, Memphis exists. Yet who among Memphians really knows the Mississippi? We look down on the waters as we drive bank to bank to Arkansas. We tell our dogs and children not to go near the water. Should we get the wild urge to dip a toe in the current, well the levees and the vines conspire to keep us away. Most of us would have to admit that we live next to the Mystery Mississippi: The River You Don't Know. Yet the current of the Mississippi defines this part of the world. What would Greater Memphis be without the music of the Mississippi, the commerce of the Mississippi, the myths of the Mississippi? Our lore, our story, our tiny speck in history all flow on the river... If you live around Memphis, you need to know about the river. having a sense of place helps us understand who we are, where we come from and why life here unfolds as it does.
Commercial Appeal, The (Memphis, TN) December 24th, 2006
Author: Chris Peck
Railway Tunnel Site Planning Study, Rotterdam
Bolles + Wilson
(via AA School of Architecture Projects Review 2012 - Inter 1 - Vere van Gool)
Winery La Geria by Martin Franck, 2013
Formal precedent
Soak. Mumbai in an Estuary
Project by Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha.
Mumbai is a monsoonal city, whose post-colonial drainage interventions have exacerbated the negative impacts of water. Interventions modified/filled the original complex shore of rivers and islands, removing its natural ability to handle the seasonal water variations. These interventions were often generated from the preconceived notion that the anything above the mapped water line should be LAND.
Their realization that the water line is not a fixed line removed the damaging dichotomy between land and water. Â This then necessitated a new analysis of site and a representation to match.
Water is almost meaningless in plan, but highly visible and variable in section. Â A sectional mapping creates a new visual understanding of place. Â This is then reinformed by serial vision of experiences, creating a clear understanding of surface variation almost paralleling the movement of people and water.
This is a project that started with a clear vision and conceptual rigor. Â The basis for analysis starting back at first principles, questioning assumptions created centuries ago at the beginning of mapping.
Soak Web is the website for the project
We have also looked at this project previously, links below:
Soak – November 2009
Soak – May 2009
Images by Tom Lenigas from the lecture by Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha at the AILA National Conference, Melbourne Saturday 9 May 2009.
Mathur and da Cunha!!!
STUDENT PROJECT: Farmland to Marshland by Chris Daniells. A flood mitigation approach to agriculture and eco-tourism in the Netherlands. See the wider context of the project here:Â http://cdaniells.electrofolio.com/#/slideshow.32.
Opaque
by Jean-Baptiste Poulain
Industrial waterfronts
