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[trip #8] Pedestrian Bridge, Borneo
Published May 1, 2009 architecture , public , urbanism Leave a CommentTags: amsterdam, borneo, netherlands
[trip #7] Nemo by Renzo Piano
Published May 1, 2009 architecture , commercial , public Leave a CommentTags: amsterdam, nemo, netherlands, renzo piano, science, technology
[trip #5] Erasmus Bridge by UN Studio
Published May 1, 2009 architecture , offices , public , urbanism Leave a CommentTags: Erasmus Bridge, netherlands, Rotterdam, UN Studio
Finisterre Cemetery by César Portela
Published March 28, 2009 architecture , public Leave a CommentTags: César Portela, cemetery, concrete
Santo Stefano Cemetery by Aldo Amoretti, Marco Calvi & Giancarlo Ranalli
Published March 28, 2009 architecture , public Leave a CommentTags: Carrara marble, cemetery, concrete, Italy, mare, Santo Stefano, tomb, tombstone
Reinoksevann/Pushak in Norway
Published February 22, 2009 architecture , public Leave a CommentTags: Norway, Pushak, Reinoksevann, roadstop
The site is in a flat landscape with a lot of wind comming from all directions. The roadstop has nieches to sit in in three different directions so that one can choose where to sit according to the wind conditions and the pasing of the sun/midnight sun. Continue reading ‘Reinoksevann/Pushak in Norway’
Sanitary Facilities, Germany, 2002 by AFF Architects
Published February 22, 2009 architecture , public 1 CommentTags: AFF Architects, Germany, Sanitary Facilities
Yokohama Triennale 08: Ienoie by Akihisa Hirata
Published February 20, 2009 architecture , public Leave a CommentTags: Akihisa Hirata, concept, Ienoie, pitched-roof, Yokohama Triennale
At the Yokohama Triennale 2008, Akihisa Hirata’s experimental building, ‘house of houses’ extending from his concept ‘House T’, explores his interest in pitched-roof housing and the possibilities which this type of roof-style presents.
The presentation of the house also acts as one of the triennale’s general information centres for ‘Ienoie’ project steering committee.
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