chapels

09Feb10

architecture for spiritual people is

always more emotional and often

most beautiful. here a link to a

great blog Atelier A+D with a

short chapel research.


everybody seems to be quite aware of the decade that just passed. somehow I am happy not to be in this group although I fall for these sum ups like the one I found on the blog of anarchitecture. they kind of put together the Crème de la Crème of the last decades produce in terms of buildings. not that they only put it to gether they also find categories and titles for specific sections. put you should visit the original post to which I refer.


visualization these days is able to bring even the most spectacular creatures to live, seen in the movie Avatar. This seems to have it’s own aesthetics, it is driven by phantasy and therefore free in interpretation. showing real life and real situations is much more complicated and always need a different aesthetics. this movie by Alex Roman (alias Jorge Seva) a spanish visualization artist is just remarkable in its divine sharpness is something totally new to me. enlarge the video, stop what ever you are doing for 12 minutes of unbelievable work. if you still don’t believe that it is not made with a camera see the homepage of the third & the seventh or watch the making of:

found on JaJa Blog





sorry for staying away that long but moving kept me away from my computer quite a bit. this time I’m adding up to my A-photography series #6 this is Piotr Krajewski a polish architect who shot some nice pictures. Nice images not only from the guggenheim in NYC also some nice images with fish-eye of underground stations, so on and so forth. Found on mimoa.


reports around the world cover the catastrophe in Haiti broadly and there are so many humanitarian aid companies that it’s pretty hard to follow. I found the page of architecture for humanity quite promising for our profession.




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