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JOHN MCASLAN + PARTNERS, WESTERN CONCOURSE AT KING'S CROSS STATION LONDON: "the architects, who have been progressing a masterplan for the railway station since 1998, have fully restored the five buildings that comprise the western elevation to serve as a backdrop to the new glazed entrance hall."
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no worries about individuality by zwieciu, via Flickr
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Sonia Akhter Ugh...so sad!
Cindy Fowler Yikes!
C. Gallo shower curtain, or apt building?
Ayong Dom imagine postman or deliveryman nightmare.
Lexi Robinson and they tell two friends...and so on...
Marina Abramovic and Shohei Sigematsu of OMA NY unveil the design for the Marina Abramovic Institute for the Preservation of Performance Art (MAI), a central performance space surrounded by classroom-type spaces, a levitation room, a crystal room, and a sleeping chamber for those to study the Abramovic Method.
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Amy Park, Post Office & Shadow Building (NYC) (2010) Watercolor On Paper
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ICEHOTEL in Sweden via @binx
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James Bloom real cool
Cheri Pace Brrrrrr.......
Brett Hayward Right, where's my long johns.
Susan Dunn Too cold
Carlos Fortunato Muito bonito !
Toyo Ito, Mikimoto Ginza. This man.
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Procured Design I've never seen the inside, but it certainly has a commanding presence on the street. It sticks out like a sore thumb. You should enjoy the Chloe flagship in Omotesando as well
Joy Peters creepy!
Joy Peters oops. Not where this comment was supposed to be, but I don't know how to delete it. :(
Peter Marcinko excelent
an exhibit of abandoned projects in China in Shanghai — "the celebration of those almost-spectacular, missing Chinese projects from the last decade"
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Jennifer Bloch my theory professor's observation tower is in that show...
Donna Lyerly Thanks for posting....I'm in Shanghai now, plan to see this.
Meridian Airmaps Ltd. Progressive Architecture 56 September 1975: 93
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Sunset Chapel by Bunker Arquitectura, via jen
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Sandra Linebarier Sandcrawler!
Luis Alberto Acapulco!
Moshe Bari Nice
Alex A. Kecskes Groundbreaking
Lexi Robinson will another crab make this shell its home?
The TreeHotel begins booking for fall: "To prevent birds from flying into the mirrored walls, they have been clad with infrared film. The colour is invisible to humans, but visible to the birds."
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Jay Vikaz That is super cool.
Pam Pressley Sweet!
Autumn Erickson i wanna LIVE there
Anastasia How do I book?!
Autobahn 73 ;)
"Fragment No. 5" by Florian Claar
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Sha Hwang @Josh Draper wow, that's pretty great
sllucena quien financia eso?
Carrie Siesser this is so cool, would love to see it in person.
V | BouwSystemen Wow!
Andrea Greenwood sweet
hot new staircase planned for the final section of the high line, via @binx
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Sha Hwang Thanks Barbara!
Lisa Samson Was just on the high line last week on a NYC visit. It was just fantastic.
Kim Johnson The "art music" in the elevators is wonderful, too!!
Gerry Malan On my list of things to see.
Jill Ford Love the High Line - was there in October.
Wang Shu, 49, is the first Chinese architect to receive the Pritzker Prize. I'm bummed that it's not @James Leng / correction: not the first Chinese architect, first architect to have only buildings primarily in China
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James Leng lol...(22yrs to go)
Diana Wasserman-Royals I'm not a modernist but the building strikes a cord; reminds me of medieval.
Peggy Condon I love his work, more images avail on dwell.com
David Rutten is adding 'field' as a new data type in Grasshopper. It allows point and line charges.
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Marrakech (Morocco) The structures in Architecture Without Architects reveal a kind of purposeful, iterative, social design process that, while dating back centuries and originating in primitive cultures, offers a powerful parallel to contemporary shifts towards collaborative creation.
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Kristina Franklin This would make an awesome pattern for fabric. I love the flow of it.
Conrad Nebeker Beautifully organic.
Michelle Donelson This would make an amazing quilt pattern!! I might start just because of this!
Ann Graham really like this pattern
theallnighter.tum... is a tumblr dedicated to students who want to share and prospective students who would like to know about the architecture studio experience. the theme just seals the deal
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My Architect / this movie made me cry
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Julia Gardner Can't find a way to pin this, wanted to share, thought you might like this, Sha Hwang... Completely CGI. And architecture. The embodiment of awesomeness. http://vimeo.com/7809605
Ann Graham Excellent film and heartfelt too.
Warren Lawson loved this film and the work of Nathaniel's father. Excellent documentary; one of the best.
Louis Kahn, National Assembly Building / Dhaka, Bangladesh
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The vortograph is an abstract form of photography that creates kaleidoscopic repetitions by photographing objects through a triangular arrangement of three mirrors.
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concrete is the best
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#architecture #brutalist #concrete / Tiles by www.urbanproduct....
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Josh Draper very nice. designer? building?
Sha Hwang Not sure. @Evan Sharp ? @Ben Golder?
Sha Hwang @Evan Sharp awesome, that was *fast*
Construction progress as of October, 2008 / Aqua building by Studio Gang
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Cristina Luca is this in chicago?! cuz if its not there's for sure one in chicago by the same architect. its the tallest building there designed by a woman!
Cristina Luca and its my absolute favorite because it really looks like a waterfall
Sha Hwang yes, it is in chicago! and it's designed by Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang
Tom Pundyk Across the street from the Fairmont Hotel
Ann Graham Yes, it's in Chicago and I can't wait to see it in real life.
New Museum, NY, NY designed by Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, 2010 Laureates of the Pritzker Architecture Prize. #Architecture #New_Museum #Kazuyo_Sejima #Ryue_Nishizawa
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Justin Edmund so.... this exists?
Sha Hwang was just there last saturday!
CruzMaribel Lara To me, this does not fit in between the other buildings.
Angus Berners-Rankine .. is that not the beauty of it ?
Brook Stevenson nope. unless you wanna piss-off the local residents.
NEUE MONTE ROSA HÜTTE / built on the ETH's 150 year annivesary, this building is a 3-5 hour hike from other means of transport, only for the most dedicated of architecture fans / via jim
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Thermaespheres by Future Cities Lab / Jason Kelly Johnson and Nataly Gattegno
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Gerard Falla very architectonic... love the forms. The purpose? Who cares - they're beautiful!
Elva Espinal WOW
Welbeck Street car park, London
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Ming Xien Yeo A Chemical Brothers video used this carpark.
Birkbeck College by Surface Architects / via @Robert Rhee
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swissnex put on an exhibition showing this project, examining building typologies in hong kong and then translating them to zurich
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Bernie Dechant Untitled
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Ben Golder wow! those reflections look so cool! I love how the vertical elements remain coherent while the horizontal ones are warped into concentric-ish blobs.
Sha Hwang i always wanted to make a curvy blobbly parametric facade that read like some Mies masterpiece when reflected in the water
"Heroic" presents the concrete structures that highlighted the era from the founding of the Boston Redevelopment Authority in 1957 to the re-opening of Quincy Market in 1976. These events bracket a remarkable period in which concrete was used as a building material in the transformation of Boston—creating what was eventually referred to as the "New Boston." / via jen
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Expo ’58 + Philips Pavilion by architecture grand master Le Corbusier and Iannis Xenakis
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Jürgen Mayer H, Mensa Karlsruhe Dining Hall model (2005-2006) Karlsruhe, German. Laser-cut polystyrene, glue, white airbrushed paint
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a commission by the library council of the museum of modern art...'your house' is a limited-edition artist's book with a laser-cut negative impression of his house in copenhagen. each of the 454 pages is individually cut and corresponds to 2.2 cm of the actual house. as readers leaf through the pages, they slowly make their way through the rooms of the house from front to back, thus constructing a mental and physical narrative.
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Rendering of the new glass on the Apple store on 5th Avenue
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Anita W. i love sexy renderings
Espantaleón painstakingly constructed Manhattan in clay by forming 31,920 volumetric units each representing actual buildings, at a scale of 1/65. These volumes were then used to create pixelated city blocks from which he cast silicon molds that could in turn be used to reproduce each block with epoxy resin and polyurethane.
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Kim Gray Piader Oh my
Jakub Szczęsny of Centrala, recognized the potential to create something unique within this narrow area, and derived a design of an art installation entitled Keret House. The house upon completion shall become the narrowest house in Warsaw, measuring an interior that will vary between 122 centimeters and 72 centimeters in its narrowest spot.
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Michal Migurski Gordan Matta-Clark would plotz.
Michal Migurski Also: “Currently the house is receiving building permits as art installation, since it doesn’t fulfill any existing Polish building codes.”
Musashino Art University Museum & Library by Sou Fujimoto. Not a section, but very intriguing.
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Ben Golder DUDE. this is so cool. Concentric narrow hallways perforated with huge window/door/holes are the bomb.
Twins: Houses in Five Parts, by William O'Brien Jr. A stunning pair of houses both assembled from the same five parts.
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ArchDaily Love this concept, keep an eye on William O'Brien Jr.
Sha Hwang @ArchDaily definitely! he was a Maybeck Fellow when I studied at Berkeley but i never ended up taking a studio with him
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Marcelo Siqueira Impressive!!