Frank Gehry - Guggenheim Bilbao
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Galician Centery for Contemporary Art
Alvaro Siza - Galician Centery for Contemporary Art / Centro Gallego de Arte Contemporanea (GCAC / CGAC)
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Architecture Design, in Barcelona
The Gas Natural Group head office located in Barcelona, designed by EMBT Arquitects Associats - Enric Miralles, Benedetta Tagliabue
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Architecture Design, De Young Museum, San Francisco
A view on a foggy day, De Young Museum, located in San Francisco, designed by Herzog & de Meuron
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Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall For The Atomic Bomb Victims
A pond on the roof of the complex. The glass structure in the middle is a skylight illuminating the actual memorial hall under the pond.
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Architecture Design, Heidi Weber Museum, Zurich
Heidi Weber Museum, located in Zurich, designed by Architect: Le Corbusier, 1967.
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Unique Design, New object landed in Bedford Square
AA’s Design Research Lab (DRL) Pavillion by Alan Dempsey and Alvin Huang. Bedford Square, London
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Architecture Kaleidoscope building
Under the main entrance of the Swiss Re Building, 30 St Mary Axe, London. Known also by the Londoners as "the Gherkin". Architect, Norman Foster
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Architecture Design, Kiasma Museum, Helsinki
Kiasma. Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, Finland. Architect Steven Holl. A scan from a photo of mine, taken during the 2001 summer
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Architecture Design, Cooper Hewitt Design Museum
Enjoying the architecture of the building viewed from the courtyard of the Museum
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Interior Design, Copenhagen's Black Diamond
Interior view of the Royal Library in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Architects: Schmidt, Hammer, & Lassen
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Architecture Design, The Big Mac in Dutch way
Netherlands Pavilion in the EXPO2000 in Hannover. All the dutch country concentrated in six floors!
By MVRDV
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Architecture, Zaha Hadid's Fire Station, Weil am Rhein
Stazione dei vigili del Fuoco a Weil am Rhein, Germania. Oggi sede del museo Vitra della sedia. Foto scattata durante l'Inter Rail del 2000
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Architecture Design Suites Hotel, El Calafate
The hotel is constructed with wood, brick, stone and glass which provided each room with a superb view.
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Architecture Design, GRAM
The new Grand Rapids Art Museum by workshop Hakomori Yantrasast and Design+
The world's first LEED certified museum.
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Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, Gehry Architect
Architect: F.O.Gehry
Sculpture by Claes Oldenburg
Picture taken during Inter Rail 2000
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Housing Exhibition, Architecture Biennale Venice
Housing in Vienna, exhibition at the Architecture Biennale Venice. Palazzo Ca´Tron. Exhibition design by SPAN, Matias del Campo and Sandra Manninger
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Mason Bend Community Center by Mockbee Rural Studio
Mason's Bend Community Center (1997-2001), designed by Mockbee Rural Studio @ Auburn University
A beautiful use of 80 Chevrolet Caprice windshields purchased for $120 to create a distinctive glass facade.
Source: "Rural Studio; Samuel Mockbee & An Architecture of Decency" Oppenheimer Dean & Hursley, Princeton Arch Press
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Friday, September 19, 2008
Architecture Design, Orient Station, Lisbon
The 'Estacion de Oriente' in Lisbon's Expo area, is a incredible area of the city
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Architecture, Entering The Willow Palace
Beautiful and strange building made of willow twigs in auerstedt. The natives call it "Auerworld". Seems a bit megalomaniac to me, but I'm from Leipzig, so don't talk about megalomania at all.
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Architecture Design, Colorium, Duesseldorf, Germany
The Colorium is a 17-storey skyscraper on the street in the media forwarding port city of Dusseldorf. It was designed by British architect William Allen Alsop for the Ibing Properties Ltd. The completion in December 2001.
Published tech end unique position in architecture at the port media are certainly the colorful facade and the red floor technology, which with 62 meters currently second in port construction crowns. Over 2200 color-printed glass panels of thermal protection insulating were after a specific target design by architects and appropriate form in combination with a sunscreen inside the curtain wall. When the color change is fully colored surfaces with patterns of up to four colors from. The colorful design is also inside the building continued.
The Colorium provides users around 8000 square meters of office space, through a flexible divider system can be subdivided.
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Thursday, September 18, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Architecture, The Pagoda at Patterson Park
The Pagoda, originally known as the Observation Tower, was designed in 1890 by Charles H. Latrobe, then Superintendent of Parks. Erected on Fort Hill, also known as Hampstead Hill,what is now a Baltimore icon - the Pagoda
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Architecture Design, Taltsy Museum of Wooden Architecture
The Taltsy Museum of Wooden Architecture is an impressive outdoor collection of old Siberian wooden buildings, including farm houses, chapels, a church, a school, and a stockade with watchtower, all set in a pleasant forest alongside the Angara River about 20 Km from Lake Baikal.
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Architecture Design Group, Bangkok
From Bangkok Architecture: Modern and Ancient our 35 (there is a repeat of one...I guess Bangkok is such a fast movie city I had to add On the Move twice ;->) best nightshots available.
Congratulations, this is a great job!
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Dutch Architecture Institute, Rotterdam, Netherland
Rotterdam architecture: The Dutch Architecture Institute (NAI) in the museum district.
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Architecture Design, American Bank, Waco, Texas
American Bank in Waco, Texas. Every bank should look like this. That's my boyfriend so tiny there.
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Architecture Design, Theatres On The Bay, Singapore
It's The Esplanade, Theaters On The Bay, Singapore. An exciting performance arts venue to date. Sitting majestically at the waterfront overlooking Marina Bay. Fully equipped with state-of-the-art recital rooms, theaters and rehearsal studios as well as outdoor performing spaces.
An outstanding addition to the River Attraction
This photo has been nominated Hall of Fame by "You vs The Best" Architecture & Buildings Category.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Architecture Design, Ortega Hall in Winter
Low Winter light hits the South end of Ortega hall, looking its Meso American best.
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Wrapped, UNM School of Architecture, George Pearl Hall
George Pearl Hall, aka the "new" UNM School of Architecture. The building was officially inaugurated last weekend, from what I hear the University hopes to move staff for the Architecture and Planning departments into the new building during the Winter break.
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Architecture Design, George Pearl Hall Entrance
View of George Pearl Hall, the new UNM School of Architecture and Planning, looking Northeast at the front door of the school at right and toward UNM Campus at left.
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Architecture Design, Central High School
Central High School is part of a massive complex built in the 1920s that includes the high school and Durfee Elementary (formerly Intermediate) School.
The building replaced the old Central High School--which became Wayne State University's "Old Main." The building's Collegiate Gothic architecture evokes an Ivy League or English university.
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Ball State School of Architecture
Architect: Melvin Birkey, Birkey Associates, South Bend, Indiana, and Crumlich/Sporleder and Associates, South Bend, Indiana (from Ball State's website)
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Aoyama Architecture School, Japan
The handrails at the bottom are like Praying Mantis arms and above it looks like a Transformer
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Architecture Design, Golda Meir School
Originally the 4th Street School, built in 1890 and designed by H.C. Koch & Company.
Meir, later the prime minister of Israel, attended school here in the early 1900s.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Sunday, September 7, 2008
Architecture Space, Metropolis, Paris, France
This place really did impress me. We decided to go on a quiet day as usually this major business district would be full of office workers going about their daily duties. If you ever go to Paris even for a short trip you must add this to your list.
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Architecture Building Design, the SkyLine
The "SkyLine" level sits at the 100-foot level, apparently part of the original plans (so the platform on which it was built was already there), but not added until 1982. Some people who fancied themselves as purists apparently didn't like it, not bothering to note that it was part of the original design.
It's now used for private events such as wedding receptions or other big parties.
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
Unique Homes in the City
It seems every single home is different in this city. No cookie-cutter neighbourhoods in this sector anyways. Nice to see.
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Architecture Project, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Two years into a major redevelopment and the tehatre looks little changed than when we visited in July 2007. Even the gardens haven't reopened, creating a feeling that Stratford is closed!
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Architecture Design, Jubilee Church, Rome
Jubilee Church in Rome, designed by Richard Meier
A special machine had to be made to install the blocks that make the 3 "sails" The machines could install 2 blocks per day....
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Friday, September 5, 2008
The Future of Architecture, in Princeton
The new Frank Gehry building in Princeton, with a modern rendition of Cram's Cleveland Tower to the right.
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Architecture, Former Woody's Smorgasburger
Former Woody's Smorgasburger, Oakland, CA; most likely later became an IHOP, then apparently a church, now seems vacant with the lot used for lunch trucks; more info & examples of these buildings:
www.agilitynut.com/eateries/aframe2.html
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Architecture Building, Villa - Yueyang Rd, China
Villa - Yueyang Rd - Shanghai, China. This historic villa is now a restaurant.
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Liverpool Architecture buildings
The one on the left is an old warehouse converted to residential apartments,on the right a modern residential building in East Waterloo Dock.
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Architecture Design, Giant Pear
Sunnyvale, CA;
about 3 feet tall -- for scale:
www.waymarking.com/waymarks/WM2QEA
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Architecture Design, Concert House, Jean Nouvel
The new concert house at Danish Broadcasting Corps new headquarters. Architect: Jean Nouvel.
Build it and then hide it with blue screens. Plans are for projecting images on the walls at night.
Check out the logo for the Koncerthuset on this website... i did a version in the title of this photo. www.dr.dk/Koncerthuset/forside.htm
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Architecture Building, Westfield Center
The Westfield Centre in White City is nearly open. It will be the biggest mall in Europe..shame the architectural design looks cobbled together
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Thursday, September 4, 2008
Architecture Design, Chalet Mollino "Capanna Mollino" 2.400 m
The "Chalet Mollino", located in one of the most picturesque alpine scenery, designed originally with a restaurant and station chairlift Sauze d'Oulx-Black Lake, at the longest in the world, at international level is recognized as one of works by the great architect and architecture World'900. Located above Sauze d'Oulx, at 2400 meters, represents the architectural work more inspired and more poetic Carlo Mollino and fully reflects its particular conception "modern" architecture. Beside the station chairlift, in fact Mollino combines functionality and modern materials and building techniques typical of the Modern Movement with the traditional local vernacular.
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Architecture Design, SLUMA
The Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) originally was built in 1900 as the home of the St. Louis Club at a cost of $320,000. The St. Louis Club dated from 1886, when it was organized in a building at Locust Street and Ewing Avenue. It was probably the most exclusive club of its time and the Lindell building was expensively equipped. An architectural competition in 1896 determined the designer and style of the building, with Arthur Dillon of the New York firm Friedlander and Dillon chosen to be the principal architect.
The architects designed the building in the Beaux Arts style, which was used for prominent urban structures around the turn of the twentieth century. The building has a raised basement of rusticated limestone and a high-pitched mansard roof. The front facade has a tripartite organization (the central projecting block displays Ionic columns) and a corbelled entablature. Flanking sections have tall casement windows with limestone surrounds and ornamental wall dormers.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Architecture Design, Commercial Skyscraper Building
Chesapeake Energy Fort Worth Texas Barnett Shale Skyscraper Building Architecture Commercial Photography Natural Gas Drilling.
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