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Located in Shanghai’s Baoshan District, this former glass-manufacturing site covers a total area of around 30,000m2, and includes thirty existing buildings of various age and scale. logon proposed a 20 year strategic development plan, renaming the site to G+ Glass Theme Park (Glass, Art, Research and Technology Park). Phase one includes the Shanghai Museum of Glass and a hot glass show. Implementing a museum within the first phase of the development will help to shed some light on the Baoshan district where it is located and its community. As the site location is not well known, the museum should help in increasing the value of the surrounding land. Following phases of G+ Glass Theme Park include a sculpture yard in phase two, a science park in phase three, and a business park in phase four all supported by commercial facilities planned to be complete by 2018. This concept of glass museum is quite unique in China; Logon describes the project as a ‘Type Two’ multifunctional glass museum.

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3XN’s Museum of Liverpool

http://www.archinnovations.com/featured-projects/museums/3xn-museum-of-liverpool/ The new Museum of Liverpool that has just opened on July 19th tells Liverpool’s story, its importance as one of the World’s great ports, and its cultural influence such as with the Beatles phenomenon. It is conceived as a meeting point for History, the People of Liverpool and visitors from around the globe. According to the Architect, Kim Herforth Nielsen, the project functions as much more than just a Building or a Museum. As the largest National Museum to be built in the UK in over 100 years, and situated on a UNESCO World Heritage Site next to Liverpool’s famous ’Three Graces,’ Kim Herforth Nielsen was fully aware of the magnitude of the challenge, when it came to designing the new Museum of Liverpool. ’The Museum’s design is a result of a very rigorous process, where it was of utmost priority to listen to the city inhabitants, learn the city’s history and understand the potential of the historical site that the Museum now sits upon.’

yh2_Yiacouvakis Hamelin Architects Geometrie Noire, in Saint-Hyppolite, North of Montreal, Canada

Saint-Hypolite is small town in the Laurentide, a scenic region used mostly as a weekend getaway for Montrealers. The house is built within a dense forest on a slight hill, bordering the opening of a small river. Through the trees, we perceive the body of the black building, divided into three blocks that get linked through glass passageways. http://www.archinnovations.com/featured-projects/houses/yh2yiacouvakis-hamelin-architects-geometrie-noire-in-saint-hyppolite-canada/

* FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT / LOGICA PLANULUI « Arhiprofesor's Blog

PLAN ! There is something elemental in the word itself. A pregnant plan has logic – is the logic of the building squarely stated. Unless it is the plan for a foolish Fair. A good plan is the beginning and the end, because every good plan is organic. That means that its development in all directions is inherent – inevitable. http://arhiprofesor.wordpress.com/lecturi-necesare/frank-lloyd-wright-logica-planului/
Today, the way ecology is being incorporated into architecture has evolved considerably. Sustainable architecture, or green architecture, aims to minimize the negative impact of buildings on the environment by enhancing efficiency and moderating the use of materials, energy, and space. Spewing carbon dioxide, generating masses of waste, and consuming alarming quantities of energy and water, our cities place a heavy burden on both the global environment and the local ecosystem. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-sustainable-city/

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Adobe Master Collection CS5 Serial Numbers

http://www.hackinguniversity.in/2011/03/adobe-master-collection-cs5-serial.html If you use Adobe products than you might know that their products are simply awesome. If you are a Graphic Designer or a VFX Professional you might be using one or another product from Adobe like Photoshop or After Effects well these two are mine favorite too. But there is a small problem that these products are not free so you need to purchase them in order to unlock their full potential. So I just gathered few serials which can be used to make these products full version and boost your creative performance. So below I have created a full tutorial on how you can use these serials, as you need to mod your Hosts file to get them accepted.
Text © Hugh Pearman. Review of "The architecture of happiness" by Alain de Botton. Review first published in The Sunday Times, London, 23rd April 2006, as "Shapes to lift our spirits". Image of Canary Wharf subway station © Foster and Partners.

Gabion: Alain de Botton and the psychology of architecture.

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It sounds like every architect’s dream; hardly any requirements given by the principal, building on a first-class area near Nôtre-Dame in Paris and a once-in-a-lifetime scenic view at the left of the Seine river. Yet the challenges of building freedom with the inter-cultural Institut du Monde Arabe (Arab World Institute) is something Jean Nouvel and his team of architects Pierre Soria, Gilbert Lezenes and Architecture Studio had to balance. The employer did not truly have a content-related concept for their inter-cultural Institute , and their ideas were also very vague in general. http://architecture.mapolismagazin.com/ateliers-jean-nouvel-inter-cultural-institut-du-monde-arabe-paris

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http://architecture.mapolismagazin.com/ Welcome to mapolismagazin – the online magazine for architecture. Here, you’ll find news and information about the architectural industry - portraits of architects, architectural projects, interesting buildings, fascinating pictures and much more.
Robert Charles Venturi, Jr. (born June 25, 1925 in Philadelphia ) is an American architect , founding principal of the firm Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, and one of the major figures in the architecture of the twentieth century. Together with his wife and partner, Denise Scott Brown , he helped to shape the way that architects, planners and students experience and think about architecture and the American built environment.

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The Golden Rectangle and the Golden Ratio

Note: If your WWW browser cannot display special symbols, like ² or 2 or ø, then click here for the alternative Golden Rectangle and Golden Ratio page . This diagram shows a golden rectangle (roughly). I have divided the rectangle into a square and a smaller rectangle. In a golden rectangle, the smaller rectangle is the same shape as the larger rectangle, in other words, their sides are proportional.

Debate: What makes for good design in school buildings? - OpenLearn - Open University

Copyrighted Image Deskcube 4 | Dreamstime.com 5 Nearly everybody will have had experience of school buildings - most of us will have been in them for our own education, many of us will have been parents. Some will have worked in them as adults - at chalkboards, or whiteboards, or in kitchens, or offices. Many schools now have a life out of school hours as community centres, or even commercially-minded gyms. We want to draw on your experiences to start a debate about what works and what doesn't. Did you go to a school which had poor design - or are your children getting their education in a place that makes the best of them?

Architecture the blogger way

Strictly speaking the architecture of present century has already witnessed the marvels of DIGITAL ARCHITECTURE, but there will a paradigm shift in this field when we look to the future. This presentation aims at presenting those technologies that comes( or will come) under the ambit of digital architecture. The architecture of modern times is characterized by its capacity to take advantage of the specific achievements of that same modernity: the innovations offered it by present-day science and technology The relationship between new technology and futuristic architecture even comprises a fundamental datum of what may be referred to as avant-garde architectures Eliminating many geometric constraints imposed by traditional drawing and production processes— making complex curved shapes much easier to handle, for example, and Digital architectures refer to the computationally based processes of form origination and transformations.