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Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Carsten Güth
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Private Bunker Series, the collection of photographs show a variety of residential houses shut-off from the outside world; their windows and doors nowhere to be seen.
There’s a surrealism and a beauty to these images. In many ways they feel claustrophobic – even horrific – but there’s also an elegance to be found in their minimalist forms and their obscure abstractions.
Carsten Güth studied architecture but now lives and works in Stuttgart as a designer. Recently he released this series as a zine and you can check out photographs of it on his blog.
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photo by vercruysse frederik
belgian architectural firm dmvA designed 'blob VB3', a mobile unit for the office of
xfactoragencies as an extension to the 'house'. the space - egg house consists of a bathroom,
kitchen, lighting, a bed and several niches for storage. the nose can be opened automatically
and functions as a kind of porch. it easily transportable and can also be used as an office,
guestroom or garden house.
polyester was the primarily material used in construction of the 'blob VB3'.
fuente: designboom.com
'blob VB3' by dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
photo by vercruysse frederik
the blob can be opened the front and side
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
photo by vercruysse frederik
photo by vercruysse frederik
photo by vercruysse frederik
photo by vercruysse frederik
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
the shell surface
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
the frame of the 'blob'
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
plan of blob VB3
image courtesy dmvA
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Estas imágenes que les presentamos a continuación son parte del trabajo realizado por Víctor Enrich, quien desde su infancia se ha dedicado a través de varias técnicas a crear imágenes de escenarios ficticios, vinculando siempre a las ciudades y a la arquitectura.
El avance en el mundo del software y las tecnologías de representación marcaron importantes cambios a lo largo de su carrera. Su estudio de la carrera de arquitectura los realizó pensando en que eran lo más cercano a su verdadera pasión de crear estos escenarios ficticios. Actualmente en su estudio se dedica cada vez menos a realizar visualizaciones para otros estudios de arquitectura y poco a poco se dedica a la creación de estas imágenes.
Estas imágenes intentan representar la figura urbana, aquella figura de una ciudad que es la resultante de permanentes adiciones y sustracciones de edificios y espacios, donde aparecen sorpresivamente elementos que pueden cambiar completamente la lectura que se tenía de ese lugar previamente.
Este trabajo requiere de mucho tiempo y precisión en cada una de sus etapas, y es sorprendente ante los ojos de cualquier arquitecto.
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Blob VB3 Mobile Office
belgian architectural firm dmvA designed 'blob VB3', a mobile unit for the office of
xfactoragencies as an extension to the 'house'. the space - egg house consists of a bathroom,
kitchen, lighting, a bed and several niches for storage. the nose can be opened automatically
and functions as a kind of porch. it easily transportable and can also be used as an office,
guestroom or garden house.
polyester was the primarily material used in construction of the 'blob VB3'.
fuente: designboom.com
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
the interior of the shell
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
the shell surfaceimage courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
image courtesy dmvA
photo by mick couwenbergh/rini van beek
image courtesy dmvA
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Víctor Enrich
Estas imágenes que les presentamos a continuación son parte del trabajo realizado por Víctor Enrich, quien desde su infancia se ha dedicado a través de varias técnicas a crear imágenes de escenarios ficticios, vinculando siempre a las ciudades y a la arquitectura.
El avance en el mundo del software y las tecnologías de representación marcaron importantes cambios a lo largo de su carrera. Su estudio de la carrera de arquitectura los realizó pensando en que eran lo más cercano a su verdadera pasión de crear estos escenarios ficticios. Actualmente en su estudio se dedica cada vez menos a realizar visualizaciones para otros estudios de arquitectura y poco a poco se dedica a la creación de estas imágenes.
Estas imágenes intentan representar la figura urbana, aquella figura de una ciudad que es la resultante de permanentes adiciones y sustracciones de edificios y espacios, donde aparecen sorpresivamente elementos que pueden cambiar completamente la lectura que se tenía de ese lugar previamente.
Este trabajo requiere de mucho tiempo y precisión en cada una de sus etapas, y es sorprendente ante los ojos de cualquier arquitecto.
fuente: plataformaarquitectura.cl
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michael wolf
Michael Wolf was born in Munich, Germany. He grew
up in the USA and studied at UC Berkley and at the University of Essen
in Germany. He has been living and working as a photographer and author
in China for ten years.
In addition to a wide spectrum of publications for international magazines, three books by him on China have been published to date: "Sitting in China” (published by Steidl, 2002) and "China im Wandel” (published by Frederking und Thaler,2001). Recently, Taschen published his documentation of the shaping of public politics and opinion making comprising his extensive collection of Chinese propaganda posters.
Wolf has been intensively concerned with the topic of vernacular culture for many years. His most recent work deals with the issue of the cultural identity of the city of Hong Kong. The exhibition "Architecture of Density" shown in New York in Febuary 2004 is a part of Michael Wolfs recent Hongkong project.
Thames and Hudson will publish Michael Wolf’s new work "Hongkong, The Front Door/The Back Door” in 2005.
In addition to a wide spectrum of publications for international magazines, three books by him on China have been published to date: "Sitting in China” (published by Steidl, 2002) and "China im Wandel” (published by Frederking und Thaler,2001). Recently, Taschen published his documentation of the shaping of public politics and opinion making comprising his extensive collection of Chinese propaganda posters.
Wolf has been intensively concerned with the topic of vernacular culture for many years. His most recent work deals with the issue of the cultural identity of the city of Hong Kong. The exhibition "Architecture of Density" shown in New York in Febuary 2004 is a part of Michael Wolfs recent Hongkong project.
Thames and Hudson will publish Michael Wolf’s new work "Hongkong, The Front Door/The Back Door” in 2005.
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