my glance turns to a stare

archatlas:

Six Architects Andrea Gallo

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deadheadingcrew:

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likeafieldmouse:

Hense - 700 Delaware (2012) - Mural on abandoned church

Ezt mifelénk keresztény-és nemzetgyalázásnak hívnák, nem művészetnek.

ez már nem templom, csak volt templom. én is láttam kanadában olyan templomépületet, ami előtt ott volt a tábla: for sale”. az első képen jól látható a for info tábla. ki tudja, mi volt a szándéka a festék szponzornak. szerintem az: inkább vegye meg gyorsan valaki tőlem az épületet, és akkor nem kell néznetek tovább ezt minden nap, vagy valami hasonló.

szerintem ez jó. sose értettem, miért kéne az épületeket mindörökre eredeti állapotukban konzerválni.

theimportanceofbeingmodernist:

Come Fly With Me: TWA Terninal by Eero Saarinen

Saarinen designed the Trans World Airlines terminal at New York’s JFK airport in 1956. The huge vaulted structure was built on site by pouring concrete into elaboarte wooden moulds forming the wing like structure. The terminal took six years to complete. The groundbreaking terminal made a name for TWA setting them apart from other airlines. Unfortunately the terminal became obsolete as more people started to travel by air, it was not able to accomodate them. The terminal recently underwent a $20 million rennovation to bring it back to its former glory. These photos were taken by Ezra Stoller, Balthazar Korab and Charles Eames.

www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com

szúrnám-típusú ház.

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enochliew:

Paper Neighborhood by Cincinnati Society of Rubber Architects

A set of 21 rubber stamps, depicting the characteristic of Italianate-style architecture.

nyáááááááááááá, csorog a nyálam, kell!!! (bociszemek=) - szülinapom lesz párhéten belül. csak mondom.

enochliew:

House in Quinta Patino by FVArquitectos

Elegant and very well resolved pool edge detail.

dat medence.

rcruzniemiec:

Human Landscapes

A series of photographs from Google Maps compiled by The Big Picture show the patterns of land development in southwest Florida.

Madridból hazafele épp erről dumáltunk egy mérnökemberrel :)

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enochliew:

Bildbauten by Philipp Schaerer

View the steps of development for one of the images here.

jóság

bluprint:

Do Ho Suh’s Vertigo-Inducing House Opens to the Public

The 70,000 pound house, built from scratch, took one of America’s largest cranes to lift it into place. It’s fully furnished inside and even has an outdoor garden with a plum tree.

So what’s it feel like stepping inside? From Lehmann Maupin: “Inside, people report awe - and vertigo. There are some amazing views of the campus, the Torrey Pines mesa all around. But then there’s the fact that, except for the chandelier hanging straight from the ceiling (thanks to gravity), there isn’t a single plumb line to the house. The floor of the artwork sits at a 5-degree angle from the flat roof of Jacobs Hall, while the house itself is built at a different 10-degree angle. Fallen Star conforms to California earthquake building codes and was built to withstand 100 mph winds. Its foundation is 18 inches thick, compared to the usual 4 inches. But people are perceptually tricked into feeling like they’re falling. Some feel seasick or wobbly. It’s disorienting.”

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enochliew:

Gramercy Townhouse by Fractal Construction

The glass curtain wall was fitted with tiny diodes, which are invisible by day but glinting at night.

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