‘Exploded axonometric for a Visitors’ Center in P.Faliron, Athens’
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Last week I shot a roll of film that I’d got free with a second hand camera. When I got back the scans I found out that the roll had already been used by the guy who gave me it and so I had double exposed it. By chance, both of us had taken a photo of a motorway landscape and this was made. His photo is from the inside of the car looking at countryside and my shot of an urban motorway is best seen on the left hand side.
This is fucking amazing
I will always reblog this photo. I love it so much.
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Situational Poetics
ARCH312: Architectural Design [History+Theory stream] | Project 2Ayn Rand’s controversial book The Fountainhead is utilised to inform the design of an architects’ studio situated on Dixon St, Wellington. Rand blurs the line between novel and theoretical text by using the protagonist, Howard Roark, as a projection of the ideal man according to her philosophy- Objectivism. I use the character of Roark as an antithetical reference point for the practices’ theoretical and moral stance on architecture and the mediation between architect and client. My studio design will attempt to physically and metaphysically restore the balance between architect as individualist egotist concerned only with himself and architect as willing servant to his client.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/552fa5dfbc30a66c9643100a608dc10e/tumblr_mk67nxtreT1r4ath5o1_500.jpg)
Situational PoeticsARCH312: Architectural Design [History+Theory stream] | Project 2
Ayn Rand’s controversial book The Fountainhead is utilised to inform the design of an architects’ studio situated on Dixon St, Wellington. Rand blurs the line between novel and theoretical text by using the protagonist, Howard Roark, as a projection of the ideal man according to her philosophy- Objectivism. I use the character of Roark as an antithetical reference point for the practices’ theoretical and moral stance on architecture and the mediation between architect and client. My studio design will attempt to physically and metaphysically restore the balance between architect as individualist egotist concerned only with himself and architect as willing servant to his client.
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Heike Mutter & Ulrich Genth - Tiger & Turtle (2011) - A walk-along “roller coaster”
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This Spirograph-like drawing was made by hand to evoke mechanical drawing machines.
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