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hadid joins the world of the international architectural establishment yet ignored by fellow brittish
reflecting absence...
latest win - should i keep the christmas shots in the piece ?
rummy
skYsPace
Turrell likens the spare interior to Plato's cave, in which ''we realize that we perceive the outside reality incompletely. We think we are seeing the whole, but in fact we are only seeing part. We think we exist independently of nature, but we are very interrelated. We even influence the colors that we see.''
13 nyc federal row houses proposed as landmarks
space colonies
"The Crystal Palace comes close, very close, to being the single most influential piece of architecture ever built in Britain. I think we must concede that Inigo Jones's Banqueting House in Whitehall of 1622, introducing Renaissance classicism to the nation, had a greater impact over time. But in the modern world, the Crystal Palace beats everything else. 1851, when it was first built, was Year Zero for what eventually came to be known as high-tech. Look at buildings such as Richard Rogers' Lloyd's of London HQ, and there the Crystal Palace lives on. But the most astonishing thing about it was that they had to go and build it twice."
garyR50's container and SurfShack drawings on SketchUp
casa rufus
concrete monstre
and then there were three
khoshnevis extruded house
via tom moody
the dukes of hazzard...
penzys spices herbs seasonings
scenes from a mall
"dumb as a painter" a quick survey indicates that the term was originally coined in french. anyone ?
junkspace
"What makes Tokyo a continually compelling yet utterly baffling urban experience? Shows on either side of town highlight the practical, aesthetic and theoretical conditions of this disaster-prone city."
part two
parole by words