Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
stairs in Architecture
The character of this residence is that it is covered / riddled by holes. The walls, ceilings, and the floors are blatantly punctured and are interlocked three-dimensionally. Through these apertures, one is able to see and feel through to the spaces adjacent, above and below oneself, and furthermore, beyond what is clearly defined.
…more > http://archdai.ly/u48qUu
— at Tokyo, Japan.
Thanks to: Archdaily |
Monday, December 5, 2011
platonic solids in Architecture
CEDRIC PRICE | ||
Axonometric drawing for the London Zoo Aviary
Regents Park, London 1960-1963 Architects: Lord Snowdon, Frank Newby, Cedric Price | ||
Piazza
William H Whyte: "agreeable microclimate, easy accessibility, some sensational object like a piece of sculpture or a display of flowing water, and (this is most essential ) a place that allows people to sit comfortably and relax."
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
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