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Dec 8 2011 —

MIMA House

MIMA started from the intention of planning a dwelling which would respond directly to the lifestyle of today's societies. How can architecture adapt to the quick life changes and ambitions of a well informed and increasingly exigent society?

<p>MIMA started from the intention of planning a dwelling which would respond directly to the lifestyle of today's societies. How can architecture adapt to the quick life changes and ambitions of a well informed and increasingly exigent society? MIMA architects researched during over five years to b...
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MIMA Architects
Dec 8 2011 —

Daisy Balloon

Daisy Balloon is balloon artist Rie Hosokai (born 1976) and art director/graphic designer Takashi Kawada (born 1976). Making the world their stage, this balloon unit travels the globe to exhibit their art.

<p>Daisy Balloon is balloon artist Rie Hosokai (born 1976) and art director/graphic designer Takashi Kawada (born 1976). Making the world their stage, this balloon unit travels the globe to exhibit their art.</p><p>Balloons inevitably deflate and lose their shape. In figurative terms, a completed wo...
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PhotostoryDaisy Balloon
Dec 8 2011 —

Casalgrande Old House

Kengo Kuma & Associates has recently completed the Casalgrande Old House an intervention to an existing farmhouse within the countryside of Reggio Emilia, Italy. Below you will find a description of the project by Kengo Kuma & Associates:

<p>Kengo Kuma & Associates has recently completed the Casalgrande Old House an intervention to an existing farmhouse within the countryside of Reggio Emilia, Italy. Below you will find a description of the project by the architects: </p><p>"We converted a private brick house in Reggio nell'Emili...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
PhotostoryKengo Kuma & Associates
Dec 8 2011 —

20th Century Art: The Second Half

A display of the collection follows the chronological development of modernism and its varied expressions in Europe and the USA of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s: American Abstract Expressionism, Art Informel, Post-Painterly Abstraction, Pop and Nouveau Realisme and minimal and conceptual art.

<p>A display of the collection follows the chronological development of modernism and its varied expressions in Europe and the USA of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s: American Abstract Expressionism, Art Informel, Post-Painterly Abstraction, Pop and Nouveau Realisme and minimal and conceptual art. Also p...
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Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Dec 6 2011 —

Tel Aviv Museum of Art

The design for the Amir Building arises directly from the challenge of providing several floors of large, neutral, rectangular galleries within a tight, idiosyncratic, triangular site. The solution is to “square the triangle” by constructing the levels on different axes ...

<p>The design for the Amir Building arises directly from the challenge of providing several floors of large, neutral, rectangular galleries within a tight, idiosyncratic, triangular site. The solution is to “square the triangle” by constructing the levels on different axes, which deviate signifi...
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Konstantinos Deloudis
PhotostoryPreston Scott Cohen
Dec 6 2011 —

Catalog Store in Beijing

Catalog is a Hong Kong-based sports fashion wear select shop with an emphasis on sneakers. The Beijing store is their first foray into China. The company's name, Catalog, reflects its philosophy: treating brands with different outlooks equally, and actively suggesting ways of coordinating items from different brands to its customers.

<p>Catalog is a Hong Kong-based sports fashion wear select shop with an emphasis on sneakers. The Beijing store is their first foray into China. The company's name, Catalog, reflects its philosophy: treating brands with different outlooks equally, and actively suggesting ways of coordinating items f...
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Nendo
Dec 6 2011 —

A Nordic Pavilion for Reindeer-Spotting

Located in the breathtaking Dovrefjell National Park north of Oslo and designed by Snohetta Architects, we find a beautiful (to say the least) shelter. This small building was commissioned by the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Foundation and is meant as a sanctuary for reindeer watching. 

<p>Located in the breathtaking Dovrefjell National Park north of Oslo and designed by Snohetta Architects, we find a beautiful (to say the least) shelter. This small building was commissioned by the Norwegian Wild Reindeer Foundation and is meant as a sanctuary for reindeer watching. A warm spot, we...
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Alexandros Franzolini
PhotostorySnohetta Architects
Armchair Collection By Deloudis
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