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This tiny prefab home is an experiment in all things efficient. The E.D.G.E., designed and built by by Bill Yudchitz and Revelations Architects/Builders Corp. in Wisconsin, stands for an Experimental Dwelling for a Greener Environment, and recently won a design award from the American Institute of Architects-Wisconsin. Several details of this design make it unique to other prefab designs. The “kinetic facade” rain screen, which consists of tall louvered panels, can be closed over the passive solar windows to insulate the interior and protect the E.D.G.E. when unoccupied. It contains two lofts with full staircases, and the furniture is custom made for the house and is multi-functional.The Presidents Medals Student Awards
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Titanic Belfast opens in time for 100th anniversary for ship's tragic sole journey Almost one hundred years ago the RMS Titanic sank to the sea bed on its maiden voyage from Southampton on England’s south coast to the cosmopolitan city of New York, taking the lives of 1,514 passengers and crew. On Saturday 31 March, 2012, the largest museum dedicated to the design and sole journey of the RMS Titanic was opened to the public.Bustler: Architecture Competitions, Events & News
I pretty much agree with Jean Claude. And I really don't see the correlation between the writing and the architecture. It sounds as though someone has convinced themselves… Same Old, Same Old.... This type of architecture could be seen from the paper project of a regular 3rd year student to most of the streets in the Netherlands,… Desde las imágenes tu obra se percibe audaz, imaginativa, extraordinaria.Home, Building, Furniture and Interior Design Ideas
This is a house with natural design located in Piha, New Zealand and designed by Herbst Architects. It situated in the middle of mature pohutukawa trees. This house separated into two main area, private and public space. This private space built in two towers design, clad in black/brown stained rough sawn irregular battens. At this [...]eionhc RT @BDonline : CZWG forges ahead with Canning Town plans: Scheme will include market square and public library bit.ly/Ig5tqN 12 hours ago · reply · retweet · favorite
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[Image: From Papillon , courtesy of Warner Brothers ]. Breaking Out and Breaking In: A Distributed Film Fest of Prison Breaks and Bank Heists —co-sponsored by BLDGBLOG, Filmmaker Magazine , and Studio-X NYC —continued recently with Papillon (1973), directed by Franklin J. Schaffner. [Image: From Papillon , courtesy of Warner Brothers ]. Papillon remains one of my favorite films, since first seeing it as a teenager (though I will come back to that at the end); however, as usual for this series, I will try to limit myself to the spatial and/or architectural themes of at play in the movie. In a nutshell, Papillon tells the story of Papillon (played by Steve McQueen), imprisoned in the overseas penal colony of Caribbean French Guiana, on the northeast coast of South America.

