Rem Koolhaas & Herzog & de Meuron working on Astor Place Hotel Project. Daily Documental. Rob Carter - 'Stone on Stone' [CLIP] 40 Architecture Docs to Watch In 2014. AD Google Glass Experiment. Morpholio R&D. Archisketch. Ilima: Beyond Sustainability. Architects In Love: Robert Slinger Loves Berlin. Beyond The Building. Affairs in Blue. The Architecture of Alfred Hitchcock. Originally appearing in Metropolis Magazine as “Hitchcock and the Architecture of Suspense,” this article by Samuel Medina reviews Steven Jacobs’ book The Wrong House: The Architecture of Alfred Hitchcock, which uses expert analysis and reconstructed floor plans to examine how the master created suspense with his sets.
In the films of Alfred Hitchcock, things happen, but the events that gave rise to them are easily forgotten. You quickly forget how A leads to B or, say, by what elaborate means Roger Thornhill ends up at Mt. Rushmore in North by Northwest. But as the French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard observed, the Hitchcockian cinema compels not with story, but with images—the open-palmed hand reaching for the door, the simulated fall down the staircase, the whorling retreat of the camera from a dead woman’s face.
Oculus. The Human Scale Trailer 2013. 27 The Project - Teaser. Christmas Lights Berlin 2013. Hitler e Autocad. RCR. #all creativity. Architecture with capital letter A. Pabellon Ultraligero Centrifugo #2. Miniature Worlds by Catherine Nelson. Fantastic photo series titled “Miniature Worlds” comprised of hundreds of photographs digitally assembled by Sydney-based artist Catherine Nelson… Catherine Nelson Superbe série de photos intitulée “Miniature Worlds” composée de centaines de photographies numériquement assemblées par l’artiste basée à Sydney Catherine Nelson…
Sigur Rós: Varúð. Stone River: The Passion of Jon Piasecki. Making architecture more like our dreams. NOW: Kulttuurisauna. MiniLook Kiev. RIBA’s Videos. SCALE: furniture/architecture/society. INCREDIBLE 3D DRAWING MACHINE. OMA. BIG’s Videos. ArchDaily. The Andes House. Film by Fernando Guerra.
Video Mapping. Sounds. Animations. Light. Lectures. Buildings. Interviews. Containerization. Kubrick // One-Point Perspective. Films & Architecture: “Baraka” Baraka is the word for “blessing” in many Arabic languages.
It entitled the work of Ron Fricke who did the cinematographic work for the previous posted film Koyaanisqatsi by Godfrey Reggio. This time, he only includes some music and leave the rest of the job to the compilation of impressive shots that capture nature and civilisation in progress. Let us know your thoughts about this never ending contrasts between artificial/natural, and ancient/contemporary environments. Original title: Baraka Year: 1992 Runtime: 96 min. Country: United States Director: Ron Fricke Writer: Constantine Nicholas, Genevieve Nicholas Soundtrack: Lisa Gerrard, Brendan Perry, Michael Stearns (Dead Can Dance) Baraka has no plot, no storyline, no actors, no dialogue nor any voice-over. The film features a number of long tracking shots through various settings, including Auschwitz and Tuol Sleng: over photos of the people involved, past skulls stacked in a room, to a spread of bones.
"Kinetic Rain" Changi Airport Singapore. VIDEO: The Battery Conservancy Americas Design Competition 2012. Films & Architecture: “Rear Window” We come back to the 1950s to remember one of the great masters of modern film making, Alfred Hitchcock.
In Rear Window, most of the scenes are recorded from the limited view of one single room. Things within a housing complex seems to work fine for everyone but not for this photographer that is forced to see the world from the same perspective every day. Let us know what are your thoughts about this classic Hitchcock’s work and we wait for any recommendation for keep going with the list! Original Title: Rear Window Year: 1954 Runtime: 112 min. Country: United States Director: Alfred Hitchcock Writer: Cornell Woolrich & John Michael HayesCinematography: Robert Burks Soundtrack: Franz Revell Cast: James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Thelma Ritter, Wendell Corey, Raymond Burr Professional photographer L.B. When he sees Thorwald make several trips out of his apartment on a particularly rainy night, he begins to wonder what may be going on. ART+COM. Rob Carter - 'Stone on Stone' [CLIP] PAYSAGES EN EXIL. Architecture.
OK, so I may be the last person to find out that Wim Wenders created a 3D film of SANAA's Rolex building for the Venice Biennale (or did I hear that and the fact got lost in the avalanche of amazingness from that Biennale and I never clicked on the link?)
, but have you seen his next project? Wim Wenders is quietly revolutionizing (3D) film, yet again. Premiering at the Berlin Film Festival in 2011, his film of late choreographer Pina Bausch's work moves the choreography across stage, city, and landscape. In 3D. Wow. More here info on Wenders' website-> T&S Teaser 1. Alex Roman. The Third & The Seventh. Kahn's Exeter Short Film. > Salk Institute. Running on Empty (Revisited) MY PLAYGROUND - PREVIEW. [IN]CLOSURE by ABF. Home. Architectural Inspiration.