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Crazy:b should come work at the huge abandoned factory turned rave space in my city. I think that's where their next show should be
Mineral House by Yasuhiro Yamashita x Atelire TEKUTO Tokyo, Japan (2006)
Text description provided by the architects. The site is a small piece of land (44.62m2) with an irregular shape, located on the corner of two narrow streets intersecting at an acute angle in a high densely residential area in Tokyo. The client had three requests: for their home to be a highly stimulating piece architecture; to achieve maximum livable volume; to have a covered parking space for their car. According to building codes, this house had to comply to three different height restriction plains. The complicated polyhedron volume was the result of maximizing the total buildable volume under these restrictions plains intersecting at various angles. From this form we named the house from the image of a piece of mineral that is buried in the ground. The process of deciding on the final form was like giving cuts to a precious gemstone – we worked with the utmost precision to do this and result was like a shining piece of diamond.
http://www.tekuto.com/en/works/a106_reflection-in-mineral
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I guess I really shouldn't feel sorry for Barnes & Noble because they kinda brought it on themselves by monopolizing the book retail industry, making everyone dependent on them for products, then laying off their staff at a whim just to squeeze even more pennies out of it while making it impossible to not support them for this because they're the only book store available before karmically and comically falling victim to Amazon pulling the same stunt
But damn I miss that giant B&N at Inner Harbor
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Good to know this weeks Steven bomb also confirms that Perials room would have fit in with how higher class gems liked their architecture.