You might remember Argentinian artist Leandro Erlich from his spectacular installation "_Dalston House_":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/leandro-erlich earlier in the year, where visitors hung from windows, skated window sills and scaled the facade of a house that laid horizontally in front of the foundations of a Victorian house destroyed by bombing in the Second World War. Or perhaps you know him for his illusory corridors, lift shafts or his swimming pool galleries where art-goers are permanently submerged beneath the surface.
KFAS New Headquarters in Kuwait by PAD10 Architects + Designers
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Plans and schemes that never happened.
The Office Building of the Future by Pickard Chilton
From a House for a Mother & Daughter featuring a gable roof to allegorical works of architecture exploring themes of memory and loss, Robert Hutchison Architecture has emerged as a recognizable and unique voice. Designing contemporary works of various types and sizes, the Seattle-based...
Kolkajen-Ropsten by ADEPT
Center for Science and Technology by Kevin Daly Architects
Guggenheim Helsinki by XTEN Architecture
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Page 69 of 341 - The cutaway drawing and its artists - posted in The Nostalgia Forum: I don't know how this is made, Tony, but the last elephant pic represents an area that is smaller than one square inch. Do you think that some kind of photo-etching technique is used? I think this also takes us closer to how stamps are done, no? Nevertheless, there is some fantastic artwork on steel in bespoke rifles and shotguns, of many different styles and techniques. It's a craft that sadly is...
026_Tazation by rundzwei
Bravo Pazhou unites two functions into one spectacular composition by Aedas
NATIONAL GALLERY, OSLO, NORWAY by plexus r+d
Jacque Fresco visionary and creator of the Venus Project, Utopian cities where there is no monetary system and technology undertakes all mundane jobs.
work is underway in the western chinese city of dali at the site of the 'yang liping performing arts center'. designed by studio pei-zhu, the structure forms a close relationship with its natural environment, sitting between the cangshan mountain range and erhai, an alpine fault lake.
