Loving this series of work by Maria Zaikina titled Landschaft Mit Haus.
Tuesday, 6 April 2010
Tuesday, 9 March 2010
JR WOMEN ARE HEROES
I just ordered a copy of JR's women are heroes book. And I can't wait to get it. I love the work of JR, whether its his beautiful portrait photography or his street art, the guys got skills.
This book is a collection of his latest work, focusing on portraiture of women and displaying these works in some very deprived, but beautiful locations.
His website has some brilliant images- http://jr-art.net/
Friday, 26 February 2010
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Stockholm Library, Stockholm - Erik Gunnar Asplund
When studying in my Honours year at university we undertook a trip to Stockholm. We had particular interest in the Stockholm Library by Erik Gunnar Asplund, as it was at the centre of a international architecture competition. I think you would struggle to find someone who doesn't find the central library space inspiring. It's fantastic and if your in Stockholm you have to visit this building.
SWISS EMBASSY, BERLIN - DIENER AND DIENER
The Swiss Embassy in Berlin is located on the Spreebogen near the Reichstag. Apart from the Reichstag it is the only prewar building remaining in the area, built in 1870. Following German reunification a contemporary extension was added to the building in 1998-2000 by Swiss architects Diener and Diener.
Unfortunately me and my mates couldn't blag our way into this building with the Architecture student chat, maybe next time.
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Architecture,
berlin,
Diener and Diener,
Swiss Embassy
Fire And Police Station, Berlin - Sauerburch Hutton Architects
This is a building that I cant wait to revisit. I was fortunate enough to get a tour of this governmental police and fire station in Berlin in 2008 by an architect from Sauerbruch and Hutton and when I go back to Berlin this year there is talk of having another quick tour.
The project is a renovation and extension of a former goods yard building. The extension the the 19th century building houses the majority of accommodation, with the existing building used as the entrance and some office space. The colour scheme is a representation of the colours of the Berlin police and fire departments, running from tones of green to red.
The project is a renovation and extension of a former goods yard building. The extension the the 19th century building houses the majority of accommodation, with the existing building used as the entrance and some office space. The colour scheme is a representation of the colours of the Berlin police and fire departments, running from tones of green to red.
BEACH SHELTER
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