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Friday, February 12, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
The Green Wall of China
I found this quite interesting and at the same time the antithesis of the last post. A solution made in huge scale... something only possible by countries like China of Course!
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Landscape Architecture
TOWARD THE CITY COME HILLS
What happens when huge fires burn the trees in big hill areas along L.A... simply that the mud is not held by vegetation an can run down those hills... There is some clever thinking proposed by BLDGBLOG. And the images talk by themselves... We should rethink hill urbanism from now on.









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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Park Avenue South by Studioctopi
This could be a way of differentiating a house from a Studio that are completely connected and read as one building but with two separated functions.










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How to focus attention to the interior from the exterior
Another simple idea, making a facade neutral in order to focus on the inside of a Clothing Store.
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Architecture
Villa Bussum by GROUP A
The way the car can almost go from one street to the other is what stroke me from this project. I never thought that a car could go from one street to the next by crossing the house... It's a clever one.







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João Prates Ruivo and Raquel Maria Oliveira win UPTO35 competition
The fact that the hall section is a continuos or like a stair is quite interesting, also the way the model is done in small sections seems a really good way of thinking a great project.




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Home 06 by i29
I like the fact that the green walls are a beginning point for the concept of the house. So there is full integration with the house.









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