Installations by London agency Troika have been tucked under the edges of the landscaping around Thomas Heatherwick’s UK Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010. (more…)
Wherever Frank Gehry is right now (undersea cave? Zaha Hadid’s spacecraft?), he’s probably thanking the heavens that he resigned from the long-troubled Museum of Tolerance project in Jerusalem when he did. After years of debate whether or not the structure should be built on land that was formerly an ancient Muslim cemetery, with groups forming alliances to try and block it out of concern that the construction would damage the buried human remains, the go ahead was finally given to build the museum and guess what happened? News has come out that the excavators working on the preliminary processes of construction have exhumed more than a thousand skeletons and along the way have severely damaged numerous remains. The AP reports that the Israeli groups responsible for removing the bodies have said they’ve not damaged a thing and that the remains were treated with utmost respect, but the Jerusalem paper Haaretz has published a particularly damning account (along with photos) that claim the contrary, with quotes from the workers saying they were careful at first, but then were encouraged to rush through the process, with little concern for what they found beneath the surface. Whatever the case, it’s not the best press, and like we said before, Gehry must be happy his name isn’t being associated with any of it.
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Dopo settimane di battaglie, polsi slogati, “palle contese e palle alle difese” abbiamo i 16 team finalisti del Galactic Battle of Foosball.
L’appuntamento e’ Venerdì 21 Maggio dalle 18 alle 21 presso il 55DSL Store di C.so di Porta Ticinese 60 a Milano.
Non mancheranno fiumi di Nastro Azzurro e Spumador sotto i beat dei Mokambo!
Vi ricordo che i vincitori, rappresenteranno l’Italia nella finale mondiale di Bassano del Grappa del 12 giugno e potranno vincere un fantastico viaggio in Sud Africa a luglio.
Italian designers Lucidi and Pevere designed a funnel-shaped lamp made of concrete for Italian brand Foscarini. (more…)
Une sélection des différents projets et travaux du cabinet d’architecture japonais Eastern Design Office, avec ces imposantes maisons en béton. Les façades sont souvent percés par de fines fentes verticales, jouant alors avec la lumière pour un rendu très réussi. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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