I don't know if any of you still check this blog now that semester has finished (well, except for marking), but Designboom have just published this lovely project by a German firm called AMUNT. Very nice the way they have arranged 2 dwellings into a very small space - could have been a useful precedent for you.
Friday, June 17, 2011
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Paris - fast
I expect none of you will have time today to watch this (see you all later) and it is almost 10 minutes long, but this is a fabulous and irresponsible way to see Paris.
It is Claude Lelouch's 1976 film C'était un Rendezvous. See wikipedia for more information. Apologies in advance for the cheesy ending.
Sadly also used for the video of Snow Patrol's rather lame song Open Your Eyes
It is Claude Lelouch's 1976 film C'était un Rendezvous. See wikipedia for more information. Apologies in advance for the cheesy ending.
Sadly also used for the video of Snow Patrol's rather lame song Open Your Eyes
Friday, June 3, 2011
Casa Garoza, Herreros Arquitectos
Video of the construction of the Casa Garoza by Herreros Arquitectos below. More at Designboom.
Herreros Arquitectos - Casa Garoza 10.1 Montaje 1 día from Herreros Arquitectos on Vimeo.
Juror 3 - Anthony Gill
Anthony Gill of Anthony Gill Architects will also be coming in. Photograph below of Restaurant Berta is by Peter Bennetts.
Juror 2 - Marcus Trimble
Marcus Trimble of Bennett and Trimble and Super Colossal will be coming in. Image below of the Goldcoast Cultural and Civic Precinct Master Plan Competition win by Supercolossal (Marcus, Matthew Bennett and Erin Field)
Juror 1 - Huw Turner
Huw Turner of Collins and Turner will be returning for your final crits. Photograph below by Richard Glover.
Sadly, Georgina Blix is not available for your final juries.
Sadly, Georgina Blix is not available for your final juries.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Peter Zumthor
A little bit amazed to learn that some of you do not know Peter Zumthor's work. Please Google him. All his buildings are extraordinary. A few photos of the Kolumba Museum in Cologne by Helene Binet below (source is Dezeen):