Spanish artist Alicia Martin used thousands of old books to create amazing book waterfalls that pour out the windows and straight into the streets. She is well known for her massive book installations across Europe, however Martin’s most recent series, called Biografies, are based in her hometown, Madrid.
El blanco y negro funciona también bastante bien en la fotografía de arquitectura. En este caso voy a compartir unos cuantos ejemplos de fotografía de arquitectura en blanco y negro. El museo Cristobal Balenciaga de Getaria se presta a ello, ya que es un volumen exento de color.
Hace poco tuve la ocasión de fotografiar el edificio y las instalaciones del Basque Culinary Center para un reportaje de NORA. En esta ocasión quiero postear simplemente las fotografías arquitectónicas que hicimos durante la sesión. El edificio es un proyecto del estudio de arquitectura Vaumm. En él se
Designer Garth Britzman used 1,500 old plastic bottles to create a colorful parking canopy in Lincoln, Nebraska. Named Pop Culture, this beautiful installation “sought to stimulate creative alternatives for recycling and reusing materials.” The artist received financial support from Fulbright Canada and the University College of Architecture, and
Hola. Una infografía sobre los 10 tipos de letra que prefieren los diseñadores web. Un saludo. Vía: ticsyformacion
Pencils, pegboards, pins, pixels — we’ve been fascinated for a long time by the notion of creating big things from tiny parts. Hiding the image in plain site. Creating pointillist art with physical objects. So whenever we see yet another iteration of this idea, we pay attention. Apparently,
The interior of the headquarters for KH Gears exudes a sense of engine power, industry and technology. One can almost hear the metallic rumble of massive machinery, toiling tirelessly in a massive engine room somewhere in the not-so-distant future. The 855 square-meter (about 9,200 sq.ft.) first phase
La última vez que las acciones de Sony estaban a su valor actual, el Walkman se empezaba a vender en Occidente y la compañía se encontraba a punto de revolucionar la forma en la que la gente escuchaba música. Era 1980. Más de tres décadas después
If you think you have nothing to hide, try living in this transparent house located in Tokyo, Japan. Known as “House NA”, it offers plenty of daylight, however no privacy. The 914 square-foot transparent house was built by Sou Fujimoto Architects and is associated with
Surreal Land Art. German-based artist Cornelia Konrads creates incredible site specific installations using the materials naturally available to her at that particular location – be it branches, rocks or even snow. The results are mind-blowing. Her pieces seem to defy the rules of gravity and