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Architecture

Boa Mistura – Anamorphic Typography Installation

May 18, 2015

Architecture, Art, Culture, Design, Public Art

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Artist Boa Mistura recently created an incredible anamorphic typographic installation that spelled out a line from an Enrique Cabezón poem. The phrase “mírate a través de este poema de agua” was on display this past march as part of the ‘Concéntrico’ Architecture and Design Festival of Logroño, Spain. In order to read the entire phrase visitors had to walk around a group of white painted pillars and only in a certain portion of four different spots the colorful words became legible.

Olivier Palatre – Ecole Maternelle Pajol

July 26, 2013

Architecture, Art, Design, Public Art

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The architects over at Olivier Palatre decided to decorate the new building at Ecole Maternelle Pajol, both interior and exterior, with all colors of the rainbow and fresh a funky designs for a bright, fun and friendly learning environment.

Richard Wilson – Turning the Place Over

September 27, 2012

Architecture, Art, Design, Fine Art

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“One of (Richard) Wilson‘s very rare temporary works, Turning the Place Over colonises Cross Keys House, Moorfields. It runs in daylight hours, triggered by a light sensor.” –Art Forum

Takanori Aiba – Plant Houses

August 1, 2012

Architecture, Art, Design, Fine Art

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Takanori Aiba makes these unbelievably well created imaginative houses built within plants. The intricacies and attention to detail are spectacular and one could only imagine the time and effort put into each piece.

Wilm Delvoye – Gothic Art and Design

July 13, 2012

Architecture, Art, Design, Fine Art

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This shit is B-A-N-A-N-A-S. Period. More work from Wim Delvoye here.

Austria’s Upside Down House

June 8, 2012

Architecture, Conceptual, Design

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If you smoked enough salvia it’s probably possible to truly see the world like this. But if you’re not into drugs than The Upside Down House who was built by Polish architects Irek Glowacki and Marek Rozanski, in the western Austrian village of Terfens might be a more suitable viewing pleasure.

Sweden’s Bunkers

May 31, 2012

Architecture, Photo & Video

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Came across these pictures of what we’ve read to be abandoned bunkers in Sweden and we just truly enjoyed the architecture of it, as well as the photography. If anyone knows more, please let us know.

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