Perché viaggiare ad alta velocità? Perché avere sempre una destinazione definita? L’architetto Tiago Barros ha ideato Passing Cloud, una pseudo-nuvola, composta da diversi palloni aerostatici di forma circolare, in grado di fluttuare su un territorio guidata dal vento. Le immagini del progetto sono molto poetiche. Solo due appunti: gli omini […]
Filip Dujardin è un fotografo belga che si occupa di architettura e che, oltre a fotografare edifici reali, compone immagini di edifici immaginari assemblando frammenti architettonici. Ne risultano delle architetture che, pur con evidenti anomalie, risultano perlomeno verosimili. Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora…
Questo video è un estratto con zoom tratto da questo, più lungo, girato a Shinjuku (un quartiere di Tokyo) da Ayumu Dokizono. In qualsiasi altro paese tutto sarebbe crollato. Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora…
Tempo fa, parlando del Ryugyung Hotel a Pyong Yang, dicevo che mi colpiva perché era una rovina contemporanea, pensando che non ce ne fossero molte. Mi sbagliavo. Una veloce ricerca mi ha fatto scoprire che gli edifici contemporanei abbandonati, figli delle recenti crisi (1998 e 2008) sono parecchi. Alcuni si […]
The Coolist ha una bella rassegna fotografica delle 10 più belle e sorprendenti rovine moderne (alcune le abbiamo già segnalate), fra cui colpisce, non per la sua bellezza, ma per quanto è recente (le altre hanno almeno 50 anni), questo incredibile fabbricato: il Ryugyung Hotel a Pyong Yang (Corea del […]
Silophone combines sound, architecture, and communication technologies to transform a significant landmark in the industrial cityscape of Montreal, Canada. By telephone, or even the internet, they will send the sound of your choice echoing through the incredible acoustics of abandoned rusted halls and corridors of this imposing building. Silo #5 […]
The New York Times has published some good images of the new Trade World Center in 360 degree format. Click the image to go. Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora…
The Drawing Center (35 Wooster Street, New York) opens a large show (nearly 100 works) of drawings by Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001), including mathematical renderings, architectural plans and sketches for compositions. I know that it’s a little away from here, but see this page for drawing examples with video and audio. […]
Prof. Vincenzo Lombardo, from the Department of Computer Science of the University of Turin, and his team have done an extraordinary job of unearthing the secrets of the legendary Philips Pavilion. In 1958, Philips Industries commissioned Le Corbusier to build their pavilion for the World’s Fair to be a showcase […]
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora…
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
“The Place” in Beijing, China, is covered by a giant LED screen – 250m (820 ft) long and 30m (98 ft) wide – claimed as the biggest in the world. from Dark Roasted Blend (scroll the page down) Potrebbero interessarti anche: Non ancora... EmailStampaAltroDigg Pin ItShare on Tumblr
