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LEAF LAMPSHADE

Lundi, juin 21, 2010

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PRATONE by GRUPPO STURM, 1971

Mercredi, mai 12, 2010

Giant grass stems form an artificial meadow on which one can easly lie down and relax. Made in cold foamed polyurethane treated with green washble paint Guflac

( Source : http://rolu.terapad.com/)

( Source : mart_museum )

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WALLPAPER by TENSTA KONSTHALL

Lundi, mai 10, 2010

WALLPAPER by TENSTA KONSTHALL

( Source : http://bloesem.blogs.com )

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BIKEBARROW by FUTUREFARMERS, 2006

Jeudi, avril 15, 2010

( Source : http://rolu.terapad.com )

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LOST GARDEN OF HELIGAN by JACQUELINE GLYDE

Jeudi, février 4, 2010

( Source : Jacqueline Glyde – Photography by Peter Mennim )

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THE FEDRIGONI MOUNTAINS

Lundi, décembre 14, 2009

( Source : www.fedrigoni.co.uk )

( Source : Kate_A )

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ANTENNA TREE MAST SAFARI

Dimanche, octobre 18, 2009

( Source : http://www.nextnature.net )

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SANSULA by DOMINIK EULBERG

Samedi, mai 16, 2009

SANSULA Dominik Eulberg musicvideo from dirk rauscher on Vimeo.

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ELEVATED by RGBA and TBC, 2009

Mardi, avril 14, 2009

A spectacular Landscape created with just 4K of code. It’s from RGBA and TBC, as part of the 4K Code Competition at the Breakpoint 2009 demo-scene.

Via offworld & supercolossal

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During his urban walks to discover forgotten architecture, Fujimori came to know Genpei Akasegawa, Shinbo Minami, Joji Hayashi, Tetsuo Matsuda and others who were ‘collecting’ intriguing properties around the town from a similar perspective. This encounter led to the establishment of the ROJO Society in 1986.After devoting himself to his architectural history research and writings for so long, Fujimori made a debut as an architect in 1991 at the age of 44 when he created the Jinchokan Moriya Historical Museum under commission from his hometown, Chino City in Nagano.Fujimori’s architecture took a completely untried approach, enveloping a reinforced concrete structure with local stones, earth, and hand-cut planking.