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24H architecture nieuw leyden townhouses
A MillionTimes l Humans Since 1982
Academie MWD | Carlos Arroyo
Academie MWD | Carlos ArroyoDesigned by Spanish architectCarlos Arroyo, theAcademie MWD is a school of music that is located in the centre of Dilbeek, outside Brussels. The Academie reinforces its polarity in a difficult context with a variety of contrasting situations: south, the main square (Gemeenteplein) with the City Hall and local restaurants; west, CC Westrand, with its monumental volumes designed by A. Hoppenbrouwers at the height of Brutalism; north, Wolfsputten, a protected area of natural forest; and east, a compact group of suburban villas with pitched roofs following the archetypal image of the farm.The question was how to harmonize the different situations, and at the same time produce a building with a quality of its own.First, with the volume. The new building is a soft transition between the scale of the houses and the imposing presence of CC Westrand.
ALTS design office completes minakuchi house in shiga
ALTS design office completes minakuchi house in shiga
Bamboo houses shape Ibuku's green village community in Indonesia
Baroque Garage in Skopje | Milan Mijalkovic + PPAG Architects
Baroque Garage in Skopje | Milan Mijalkovic + PPAG Architects
Bassam el Okeily , Karla Menten, I care for you
Bassam el Okeily , Karla Menten, I care for youBrussel-based studios,Bassam el OkeilyandKarla Menten architecture have collaborated to create 'i care for you', an eyewear shop and art gallery for the blind. composed of a series of suspended angular volumes, the space features two contrasting environments - one for the sale of eyeglasses and one for the objets d'art for the blind.
BCHO architects exposes the potential of concrete
Benetton Group Headquarters | AquiliAlberg
Big BangInterruption | Hans Kotter
Big BangInterruption | Hans KotterGerman artist Hans Kotter has created a light sculpture called Big BangInterruption. It is one of his many works which immerses the viewer within the installation as they try to work out the numerous optical illusions created by reflections and refractions. The art piece is Kotters attempt to explore the infinite quality of space and is exhibited at the galerie Michaela stock, Vienna. Kotters works has been highly inspired by light and interprets its illusion that surrounds humans in everyday life. He explains how light is a major element on our planet with a lasting impact on humans. The artist not only investigates but also implements the medium of light, with its composition, physical contexts, colors, perception and cultural history depicted in a unique fashion. In the Big Bang installation, Knotter develops the essences of this optical illusion and familiarizes us with the beauty of details and vision. He treats light as his protagonist, allowing them to act as radiant objects and visually stumbling blocks of vivid and dynamic quality. He uses a selection of materials such as mirrors, plexiglass, metal and LEDs to create a vignette of beams formed through glowing tubes exploding in the space. Kotter addresses the fascination and beauty of catastrophe by simultaneously highlighting the evolution of something new and develops a sleek reference to current affairs by subtly narrating humorous allusions to lifes absurdities.
BIG's revised design for Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah
BIG's revised design Bigness to Size-Zero Measuring Architecture
Bionic Tower | LAVA
Bionic Tower | LAVA
Bionic Tower | LAVA
Brick pattern house by Alireza Mashhadimirza
Canadian National Holocaust Monument | Ron Arad and David Adjaye
Ceramic wall delineates la Riera de la Salut by Pol Femenias
Chapel of Saint John Baptist by Beautell Arquitectos
Chiharu Siota
Chiharu Siota
Chiharu Siota
Chrysalis (III) | MATSYS
Chrysalis (III) | MATSYS
Comma Design Office arranges Tokyo Dwelling around grey-brick wall
Dekleva Gregoric Arhitekti completes compact Karst House in Slovenia
Digital Constructive Skin | Offir Menachem
Dromos Audio Visual Installation | duo maotik and fraction
Thefields of science and technique that have built the western world, we have only conceived machines dedicated to increasing speed. The person who would invent a slowing down apparatus would be regarded as an absurd man, Virilio says. The French thinker Paul Viri recognized that technology speeds up the humans rate of work Audio Visual Installation
Eclipse by Sule Koc Design
Eclipse by Sule Koc Design
Frozen Piece of Music | Xin Wang and Christoph Klemmt
Frozen Piece of Music | Xin Wang and Christoph Klemmt
Anisotropia is based on Klavierstck I, a composition for piano by Orproject director Christoph Klemmt. The piano piece uses a twelve tone row which is repeated and altered by the different voices, in order to create complex rhythmic patterns. Anisotropia becomes the physical manifestation of Klavierstck I, a frozen piece of music.The installation is based on a simple strip morphology instead of a twelve tone row, which creates the structure, openings and rhythm within itself, its repetition happening in space instead of time. Layers of the strips form the wall system, and the shifting and alteration of these patterns results in the formation of complex architectural rhythms which are used to control the light, view and shading properties of the structure. The system has also been used for our design proposal for Busan Opera House.
FUNDAMENTALS | Bekkering Adams
FUNDAMENTALS | Bekkering Adams
Geodesic Spheres | Nick Sayers
Geometric Dichroic Glass | Chriss Wood
Huaxin Business Center by Scenic Architecture Inc.
Huaxin Business Center by Scenic Architecture Inc.
LED Installation | LikeArchitects
LED Installation | LikeArchitects
Markus Linnenbrink Laces viewers within a psychedelic color canvas
Markus Linnenbrink Laces viewers within a psychedelic color canvas
Markus Linnenbrink Laces viewers within a psychedelic color canvasLinnenbrink begins by applying transparent layers of paint to the walls, gradually reducing the width of the stripes with applied pigments.throughout this process, the glazed layers shine through each other, setting the space in motion. the coloration of the walls has a translucent quality reminiscent of watercolor works and running paint drippings left behind bear a texture that is confusingly ephemeral.The effect of the image-space cannot be grasped at a glance it is activated by walking through the site. Depending on the viewers agility and size, various aesthetic, emotional and psychological impacts take shape.visitors can experience the work presented at the kunsthalle nrnberg from now until december 10th, 2014.
Nest House | WOHA
Nest House | WOHA
Nest House | WOHA
Nest House | WOHA
Nest House | WOHA
Noiz combines patterns, textures, and furniture in Zhengzhou Clubhouse
OLIV | THEO TEXTURE
OLIV | THEO TEXTURE
Ordinary Plastic Bag | Vilde J. Rolfsen
Organic Growth in Plastic form | Pieke Bergmans Vapor
Pabellon Ricchezze by Barrios Escuderotitled folder
Parasite Pavilion by TCA think tank at Venice Architecture Biennale
Recycled Wood | Henrique Oliveira
Rue de Vaugirard by Metropolis Communication
Rue de Vaugirard by Metropolis Communication
Sipopo Congress Center | Tabanlioglu Architects
Sipopo Congress Center | Tabanlioglu Architects
Three House by Gerardo Ars Arquitectura
SOL Grotto Installation of Solyndra Tubes | Rael San Frattello Architects
Zaha Hadid, The Secret Garden

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