Pure joy. It makes no sense, but I love it.
Via It’s Nice That.
31 March 2011
Metronomy new video The Look by Lorenzo Fonda
30 March 2011
Kosmonaut by Victor Ash in Kreuzberg, Berlin
Par l’artiste graffeur français Victor Ash.
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By the French graffiti artist Victor Ash.
Via anarchitecture.
30 March 2011
Arc en ciel project by Bernard Buhler Architects in Bordeaux, France
Architizer editor’s pick of the day grabs my attention today. A colorful project, curvy and ambiguous in its use (it is in fact residential and commercial). I like the color-transparency effect, but I’m still not sure I would like to live there everyday… It’s a great urban project, that looks and express itself more like a public project (a library, a school, etc.). By Bernard Buhler Architects.
Via Architizer.
29 March 2011
Architecture 3d type design by Chris Labrooy
Interesting 3d type design by Chris Labrooy… 3d creations on Oscar Niemeyer, Tadao Ando, Toyo Ito, Frank Ghery, Zara Hadid… impressive !
Oscar Niemeyer
Tadao Ando
Toyo Ito
Frank Ghery
Zaha Hadid
29 March 2011
Gerry Judah artworks
“Gerry Judah’s paintings are a direct response to conflict across the globe, and the impact of that violence, whether it is the consequence of war or natural disaster. At the same time, he is fascinated by changing urban landscape, and his paintings explore the dynamic of construction and destruction. It is hard to look at his work without reflecting on conflict in the Middle East whether that be Afghanistan, Iraq or recent months in Gaza.” – Text by Jenny Blyth.
Watch a vimeo on his work here.
Via triangulation blog.
25 March 2011
Pen and ink drawings by Sagaki Keita
25 March 2011
Metropol Parasol by Jürgen Mayer H. (opening soon !)
Looks like Metropol Parasol is showing up some of its wood ! I want to go there again to see that… wow.
Jürgen Mayer H.‘s Metropol Parasol is officially open next week — March 27th, 2011. Marking the redevelopment of the Plaza de la Encarnacíon, from parking garage turned archeological site turned cultural icon, the Metropol Parasol will be a new urban center for the residents of Seville. It’s also a stunning example of parametric design on a large scale. (Interestingly, the project was financed half by the city of Seville and half by FinnForest-Merk, FFM, the largest European contractor of advanced wooden structures.)
Via Architizer.
