Friday, September 16, 2016

│Bluerider ART│Carol Prusa talking on her art "Infinite Cosmos : The Known & Unknown"

│Bluerider ART│Carol Prusa talking on her art "Infinite Cosmos : The Known & Unknown": Excellent...

really-shit: Hello there…



really-shit:

Hello there…

nonconcept: Inspiration: Summer 2016



nonconcept:

Inspiration: Summer 2016


nonconcept: The Infinite Bridge, located on the picturesque...





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The Infinite Bridge, located on the picturesque coastal landscape of Aarhus, Denmark by Gjøde & Povlsgaard Arkitekter.


Amazing Chalkboard Art by an Art Teacher - Hirotaka...















Amazing Chalkboard Art by an Art Teacher - Hirotaka Hamasaki

Hirotaka Hamasaki from Nara, Japan, started drawing playful illustrations on his school blackboard at the request of his student as a graduation gift. Take a look through some of his stunningly intricate drawings and follow the artist on Twitter at hamacream for real-time updates.


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Interview with Wood Sculptor, Peter DemetzHow would you describe...





















Interview with Wood Sculptor, Peter Demetz

How would you describe your creative style?
I think it is very important for my work, to have this contrast between my persons ( I like call them so because they should not be statues, but souled, existing people) and the space around them. The figures has the role to invite the audience to follow them in their own world. The empty walls, clean horizons or wide spaces should be the room for our thoughts. I don’t want to tell stories. The emptiness in my rooms is like a playground for your minds.

What’s your inspiration?
I think there is so much what we communicate with our body, our posture, our individual motions. People tell us a lot about their emotional status through their figures. This is what inspires me. I love using waiting, looking or reflecting people because they tell no stories, they give us a perception of the soul. When they are watching an empty wall or a horizon without landscapes, we, like an audience, can imagine ourselves in the scene. It can be a very intimate moment.  More here  Thanks Jung Katz

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Mapping the Disciplines of User Experience Design


Mapping the Disciplines of User Experience Design

Redesigned Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

Vincent Callebaut Architectures have released its latest project: Botanic Center Bloom. Located at the entrance of Rue Nueve, Belgium, it’s a building that introduces metamorphosis and energy solidarity, just like caterpillar transformation into a beautiful butterfly. Metamorphosis here doesn’t mean erasing the past but rather integrating the best of the past into the future. The main role of architects are beyond just conservation or restoration, it also involves advocating for a hybrid history, determining to act as forward thinkers, bringing Botanic Center into the 21st century in many fields from technology, functions, to sustainability.

Designed and built in 1977, this Botanic Center looks vertically unfinished. It has 274 identical, ornamental concrete modules. This proposed concept offers to enhance the existing building, or in flowering sense of word, to bloom. Those planter beds and a web of cables function as substrate, dressing the mineral façade with a vegetal envelope to regroup the entire range of the flora edemic to the Brussels area.

Designer : Vincent Callebaut Architectures

Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

The strategic location of this Botanic Center offers benefits from a great urban location worthy of celebration. It aims to become an ecological landmark and vegetal architecture, using photosynthesis to absorb the carbon particles contained in urban pollutions while integrating advanced renewable energies to power the building. Large Chrysalis is carefully placed on the roof, while on the ground floor, there’s a contemporary façade and structural glass canopy to create appealing public space. This design enhances indoor/outdoor interaction.

Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

The ambitions of this project are to create a vegetal envelop on the three facades of Botanic Center, it brings back biodiversity back into the heart of the city. Botanists would help to select plants that will color the building depending on the seasons. The photosynthesis of more than 10,000 plants covering the facades and green roofs would be able to capture almost 50 tons of carbon dioxide in the Brussels atmosphere each year. That’s pretty amazing number, isn’t it?

With heightened rooftop level, the design of street-facing facades at ground and mezzanine levels is rethought to match it. The main challenge is to bring as much as possible natural ventilation and light into the basement spaces. This out of the box architecture is hoped to impact Brussels environmentally.

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Redesigned Botanic Center Bloom by Vincent Callebaut Architectures is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design