Defining the Human Scale as it relates to town and cities: Part I
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Wide streets have many problems, so let's design our streets to the scale of humans.
Frustrated with the car centric planning approach in their city, the ‘Fine Young Urbanists’ decided to take matters into their own hands, building a 1:1 mockup…
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All growing cities must find ways to develop at appropriate, transit-supporting densities without overwhelming the surrounding context. The human-scaled, mid-rise building can be a solution—but achieving a good neighbourhood “fit” is not easy.
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By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics A complete graph is what mathematicians call a collection of items in which every pair is connected. If the
Human Scale Sculpture by Xavier Veilhan_3 – Fubiz™
Human Scale Chairs
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Image 42 of 53 from gallery of The Importance of Human Scale When Sketching. Cantareira Building. Image © Eduardo Souto de Moura
На советскую (или, вернее, постсоветскую) Прагу мы уже посмотрели, теперь настала очередь европейской. Из Юго-Западного города...
Voices from the margins
Моя любимая рубрика "А как у них?". Недавно был в Копенгагене, прогулялся по жилым кварталам на окраине города, посмотрел, как живут...
This Minneapolis-based artist creates large papier-mâché pieces of foxes, owls, and other wild animals designed to be worn by humans, creating a hybrid being that she often situates in non-natural environments. Liz Sexton began making her facial masks a few years ago after constructing a couple of Halloween costumes, although she's worked with the versatile paper material for many years. Made of brown paper, paste, and paper pulp, each piece takes a few weeks to create.
The museum teamed up with international architecture firm BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group to construct a maze right in the Great Hall. [...] The museum’s “ubergoal is that people walk out of here looking at their built world differently,” Frankel says. “We think this is sort of on the microlevel...
One of the best books on Interior Design I have ever read is “Style by Saladino” by John Saladino,...
