Hanaha / mA-style architects © Kai Nakamura Arquitectos: mA-style architects Ubicación: Makinohara, Japón Equipo De Diseño: Atsushi Kawamoto, Mayumi Kawamoto Año Proyecto: 2011 Fotografías: Kai Nakamura Área Proyecto: 69.56 m2 Superficie: 124.216 m2 El patio, conocido como hanaha, crea un espacio de movimiento en espiral y de interacción familiar. La familia puede moverse en espiral alrededor de las flores y de los árboles para observar y disfrutar de ellas desde diferentes perspectivas. Si bien los mismos lectores pueden moderar los comentarios, estos deberá tener un carácter proactivo y constructivo, manifestando sus puntos de vista con respeto a las obras y las personas (leer más sobre esto).
Architecture Design for Architects Corgan Associates : Home OMA/Progress at the Barbican An exhibition documenting the working processes of international architecture practice OMA opens at the Barbican Art Gallery in London tomorrow. Update: watch Rem Koolhaas give us a private tour of the show on Dezeen Screen. OMA/Progress presents a diverse collection of over 450 items from the practice's archive including sketches, documents, photographs, models and material samples. The exhibition is guest curated by Brussels-based collective Rotor, who wanted to represent OMA's intense productivity with a dense mixture of objects and documents. Models of familiar buildings such as the CCTV headquarters in Beijing are accompanied by sketches and transcripts relating to unfinished projects. At the entrance to the show is a free public gallery containing an index of all of OMA's projects, videos of lectures by the firm's partners dating from the 1970s to the present and a shop. The main space presents OMA and their current projects. The exhibition runs from 6 October until 19 February 2012.
Architecture Design ArchDaily | Broadcasting Architecture Worldwide Space Cool Hunting - new ideas in Design, Architecture, Fashion, Art and Life&Style //architecture/residential/ OWHANAKE BAY HOUSE by STRACHAN GROUP ARCHITECTS Tuesday, 24 July 2012 The house turns its back on the city to engage the view east over the outer islands of the Hauraki Gulf. //new media/stop motion animation/ MUCH BETTER NOW by SALON ALPIN Salon Alpin combines live-action, stop-motion and 3D animation. //contemporary art/photo/urban art/ MIMICRY by GIESENLEENDERS Mimicry is a photos serie by Maurits Giesen and Ilse Leenders, it is an excellent example of the kind of visuals and storytelling. //contemporary art/landscape art/ BLUE TREES by KONSTANTIN DIMOPOULOS Monday, 30 April 2012 Konstantin Dimopoulos is the visionary behind the traveling deforestation awareness art project taking place in various cities around the United States. //contemporary art/photo/ I'M NOT THERE by POL UBEDA HERVAS Shadows and shoes represent the vestiges of identity in the I'm Not There. //design/concept/ RAD E by OPEL with KISKA