Posts from — August 2008

The concept of shaping living trees into useful objects like for build house materials, known as tree shaping, arborsculpture, living art or pooktre, isn’t new. And now, the scientist ready to apply it into real with the guidance of Tel Aviv University Professors Yoav Waisel and Amram Eshel.
The approach is a new application of [...]

Since now it is no longer possible to build houses so close to the shore, it was considered as a good thing to take advantage of the extraordinary location of this building to maintain its current position while restructuring it completely. This project was done by Antonio Citterio.
 
The existing building, well exposed to [...]

This hammock was designed for royal botania by oliver le pensec.Getting away from the hectic world, seeking shelter in you own private universe, dimensions: 105.1″w x 81″h x 105″l that is what the kokoon hammock is all about. Relax while you are suspended between the earth and sky, either all by yourself or [...]

This station design is based on what he calls a ‘chichusen,’ or underground spaceship. Commuters board the buried flying saucer near the top of the atrium and are carried down to the tracks at its base. This station has an atrium from top to bottom, you can easily see where you are. It gives you [...]

Finally, this museum ready to open, the official opening is expected with much anticipation towards the end of the year. Proudly headed by architect Bernard Tschumi, the new museum project team also comprises local architect Michael Photiadis and the museum’s director Professor Dimitrios Pandermalis.
 
The building has two layers; one leads to the excavations. [...]

Recycling a single story suburban house located on a busy corner site, Jigsaw introverts itself in a continuous spatial flow around an open air courtyard carved from the home’s remains. Another residence made by David Jameson Architect.

Fundamental to the conception of the house is the notion of reflectivity, rendering unclear the boundaries between inside and [...]

In 2005, Missouri Hall, the historic Columbia College 1920’s dormitory, housed its admissions department and some of the student services on its main floor, but the rest of the building had fallen into such a state of disrepair that it was rendered uninhabitable.

The renovators incorporated high quality wood replacement windows, retained the original structure and [...]

So, wanna make bedroom interior design for your kids? Why not make bedroom with interior design that has sports atmosphere?
Because, children between 9 until 12 years ages usually like things of sports. They often have their sport stars idol; collect the posters, stickers, cards, and merchandise of sports that they love.

To get sporty interior design, [...]

For good Feng Shui quality in guest room, add several stuffs below:

Painting that has hoping fortune and luck meaning, like nine koi paint, running horse, mountain with rice field or wheat/corn field that ready to harvest, casuarinas tree, or white [...]

This is the main venue for swimming events at the 2008 Olympics. Built by a team from the Australian architecture firm PTW, Arup, and China State Construction and Engineering (CSCEC) explored evolutionary biology, arcane 19th-century geometry, and the latest computer-modeling technology, racing against a competition deadline for the design of this swimming pools.
 
The [...]