7-10 architecture

10/08/2016

It all started with saving teflon-coated fiberglass from local landfill and Michael Bricker founded a non-profit diverting building materials and repurposing them in new urban improvement projects. In Indianapolis. Wonderful idea isn't? They also sell good-looking bags. Check for People for Urban Progress below
http://www.peopleup.org/

01/08/2016

there's the season of festival pavilions http://www.archdaily.com/517097/barn-project-meganom

Completed in 2006 in Nikolo-Lenivets, Iran. Images by Yury Grigoryan, Pavel Lysikhin, Yulia Bychkova, Vasiliy Shetinin. The Barn is a pavilion created for the land art festival "Archstoyanie" in Nicolo-Lenivets in 2006. It was built not from drawings, but from SMS....

23/09/2015

This house facade in Hampstead blends in leafy surroundings and goes easily unnoticed

31/08/2015

Who's afraid of Kikutake?
http://socks-studio.com/2013/12/12/evolutionary-housescape-the-metabolist-sky-house-by-kiyonori-kikutake-1958/

The house the Japanese architect Kiyonori Kikutake (1928-2011) designed and built for himself in 1958, still stands out as a monument to his life-long architectural beliefs. A founding member of the Metabolist movement, Kikutake laid the foundation for an architecture able to intrinsically...

03/06/2014

tensile structures, tree inhabitants http://www.tentsile.com/

03/06/2014

Andreas Gursky, Coccoon II, 2008, Edition of 6, White Cube

24/04/2014

Grieghallen in Bergen, built in '78, still kicking!

12/02/2014

2 years ago we've send a postcard to Architecture for Humanity
and now you've been invited to vote for your favourite idea waiting to be build

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.683454745011060.1073741827.438579189498618&type=1]

Ideas on a Postcard and Architecture for Humanity London have shortlisted the final 24 submissions from over 200 entries!
Please LIKE and comment on your favourites to see them progress to the next round of Spacehive crowdfunding and see them built!

02/05/2013

enjoy reading about one of the last supermodernists
http://032c.com/2011/the-supermodernist-architect-claude-parent/

He is the last Parisian supermodernist. He built floors as ramps and supermarkets that look like cliffs. He was celebrated for his domestic landscapes and hated for his nuclear power plants. It's time to rediscover Claude Parent.

01/05/2013

la curte, de 1 mai

30/04/2013

Bucurestiu, Str Avrig

05/04/2013

something that we need for Bucharest

http://www.forumbelfast.org/projects/The-Missing-City.php

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