a place through which the world passes,
for the sustenance of that place and our situated selves,
and for our very sense of being in-place.
a place from which we go to a world which is immediate and present and to hand.
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daniel bejar, the visual topography of a generation gap, art, serial section, Sections, keys, brass, 2011,vuls:
Daniel Bejar, The Visual Topography of a Generation Gap (#2, Brooklyn, NY) , 2011, unique object, brass keys, adhesive , 6 5/8” x 2” x 7/8”
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23:25 (33 notes)
seoul, things i love, dominique perrault, korea, earthworks, Sections, new topographies, curtain wall, inhabiting the contour,ewha women’s university, seoul, korea.
dominique perrault architecture
15:00 (7 notes)
maya lin, Sections, models, landscape, blue lake pass, 2006, heinz architectural center,Maya Lin, Blue Lake Pass (detail), 2006,
Duraflake particleboard
22:05 (5 notes)
sequoia national park, matthew rangel, across the sierra, landscape, drawing, california, 2008, depicting landscape, Sections, lithography,Detour, 2008, Digital and lithograph
Matthew Rangel, Across the Sierra
Depicts a seven day Journey within Sequoia National Park in California. Some points of interest are the Nine Lake Basin, the entire Kaweah Peaks range, Kern River Canyon, and Mount Whitney.
16:00 (257 notes)
olafur eliasson, house, models, book as model, books, Laser Cutter, Sections,Olafur Eliasson’s book contains 454 laser cut sections that when viewed make a scale model of his house.
23:36 (41 notes)
Archigram, architectural drawings, 1970s, Sections, connections, sin centre, london,Sin Centre
‘Entertainments Palace’ on the site of the Empire Theatre, Leicester Square, London. Originally ‘failed’ as student final thesis project at the Regent Street Polytechnic.
14:24 (1 note)
architectural drawings, landscape, on ash clouds, watercolors, view port, anne weber, Sections,
AIRPORTS AS OBSERVATORIES.
THE TITLE OF THIS COLLECTION IS VIEW-PORT.
THE AUTHOR OF THIS PROJECT IS ANNE WEBER.
Orange County Government Center, Paul Rudolph 1963-1971
Drawings reveal an internal spatial complexity, but pictures and exterior renderings show a more simple structure and mechanical framework.
(Source: archdaily.com)
