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Friday 30 September 2011
Wednesday 28 September 2011
Ghillie Suits
a way of blending in with your environment
I saw this article in Pruned
this is is the page for it on Wikipedia
as used by Chicago SWAT force
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| image taken from the Ghillie Suit Clothing |
I saw this article in Pruned
this is is the page for it on Wikipedia
as used by Chicago SWAT force
Tuesday 27 September 2011
Saturday 24 September 2011
Thursday 22 September 2011
Minimal Stucture
Take a look at link for video.Junya Ishigami at the Barbican curve Gallery till 16.10.11 only max 5 people at the time are allowed within the gallery and you have to take of your shoes.
Internationally acclaimed Japanese architect Junya Ishigami is one of the pioneering architects of his generation. Working between the spheres of architecture and art, Ishigami redefines the aesthetics of minimalism by playing with perception, materials and scale.
For his first installation in the UK, he has conceived a new structure built in response to The Curve’s unique space, which he describes as ’melting endlessly into space’. The structure comprises a single curved line of delicate 4 metre columns running the entire length of the gallery, which appear to be held in place by air and atmosphere alone. Only on close inspection are the transparent structural components revealed.
This work is a development of his experimental installationArchitecture as air: study for château la coste, which was first shown at the Venice Biennale of Architecture in 2010 and won the Golden Lion for best project.
taken from the Barbican website
Please go visit.
Internationally acclaimed Japanese architect Junya Ishigami is one of the pioneering architects of his generation. Working between the spheres of architecture and art, Ishigami redefines the aesthetics of minimalism by playing with perception, materials and scale.
For his first installation in the UK, he has conceived a new structure built in response to The Curve’s unique space, which he describes as ’melting endlessly into space’. The structure comprises a single curved line of delicate 4 metre columns running the entire length of the gallery, which appear to be held in place by air and atmosphere alone. Only on close inspection are the transparent structural components revealed.
This work is a development of his experimental installationArchitecture as air: study for château la coste, which was first shown at the Venice Biennale of Architecture in 2010 and won the Golden Lion for best project.
taken from the Barbican website
Please go visit.
Former Students 2010-11
Students in print Blueprint Magazine
Pictured above: Meor Haris K Barin’s drawing for his final project
at the Bartlett School of Architecture unit16, whicb features on the cover
of last month’s issue . .
Inside Bong Yeung Bartlett School of Architecture unit16 pages 52-53 SuperFarm perspective
both taught By Simon Herron and Susanne Isa
on the Blueprint internet site
Bong Yeung Bartlett School of Architecture unit16 again
Sohail Sawar Greenwich University Atelier 3
taught by Mike Aling, Susanne Isa and Ben Sweeting
aslo Andrew Cumine from The University Westminster ds11
project taught by Jean Sillett and Mark Rintoul for final year
but former student of ds 14 Susanne Isa,Sacha Leong and Markus Seifermann
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