Déjà Vu -installations consist of hand painted and life size ink silhouettes on tulle fabrics. A series of Déjà Vu -works were part of HUMANS-exhibition in the ex church of San Francesco, Como, Italy. HUMANS was the 28th edition of Miniartextil-exhibitions. Photo by Rachele Porro Photo by Mimmo Totaro Photo by Pia Männikkö Photo by…
House N-藤本壮介
Seeking to create a manufacturing facility and culture center to reflect its brand identity, Caffé Bene transformed the traditional factory experience into one through which they could consistently engage and entertain customers.
Image 11 of 13 from gallery of L’Industreet Campus / Atelier WOA. Perspective section
This is a semi-free plan. You could hang around in the building, but at the same time, you could sense that the big box is divided to some different rooms, in other words, it is a transparent space.
Meditation Pod concept
The exhibition hall goes beyond its standard uses. This glass-wall block is design to work as a multifunctional space. It embraces the traditional exhibition
The Graduation of The Sky/Hiroshi Kawahito /空の階層/川人洋志/http://kawahito-architect.my.coocan.jp
first used around the azuchi momoyama period, approximately 1558-1600AD, rain-chains (kusari-toi in japanese) are objects which hang from a roof and function as eave spouts.
The Emeryville Public Market has been in flux for some time, with numerous partners attempting to modernize the space and make it appealing to the workers from Pixar and other local offices. Now,...
