China's new Wuxi Grand Theatre was inspired by a butterfly landing on the edge of a lake, and it features a series of 8 wing-shaped overhanging roofs to protect it from the sun. Designed by Finnish firm PES-Architects, the theater rivals the grandeur of the Sydney Opera House. PES-Architects sought to create an ecologically-sound building while paying careful attention to interior design,
Endesa Pavilion by IAAC
The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia designed the Endesa Pavilion, as part of theSmart City Expo in Barcelona, Spain.Description from IAACThe structure brings the distributed intelligence concept to the realm of architecture through a multiscalar aproach. The project aims to define an adaptative constructive system able to respond each solicitation at the lowest scale. By doing
Walnut And Sycamore Veneer Shaping Nautilus’ Perfect Proportions
Marking a successful collaboration between innovative construction techniques and computer aided technology, the Nautilus II Table constructs the second attempt to imagining an organic-inspired furniture design. True to its inspiration, “Nautilus was born in an environment of artist freedom” – Newhaven-based designer Marc Fish expresses his love for perfection in this exceptional piece of
Alaska Home Residence
Alaska Home Residence est un projet architectural dont la forme du bâtiment est le résultat direct des études du vent. En combinant les différentes cartes de vent, les architectes d’Organic Scapes ont pu arriver à imaginer cette structure qui ne sera pas en danger face aux conditions climatiques difficiles de l’Alaska.via : http://www.fubiz.net/2012/08/08/alaska-home-residence/
Green Climate Building
Focus sur L.A.V.A qui est l’acronyme pour désigner le Laboratory for Visionary Architecture, structure qui cherche à anticiper l’avenir de l’architecture et penser les bâtiments de demain. Ces derniers ont pu proposer ce design pour le gouvernement allemand ce projet du secrétariat du Green Climate Fund à Bonn.Images Galerie (5)via : http://www.fubiz.net/2012/06/11/green-climate-building/
3-D Printed Microsonic Soundscapes, Music Translated Into Form
Realitat’s Microsonic Landscapes use 3-D printing machinery and algorithmic mapping to arrive at physical manifestations of recorded musical sound. These handheld sculptures are unique amongst one another because each represents the formalization of a different musical recording. In this instance, each recording is actually a full-length album; the albums chosen were picked according to
Cocoon House
Découverte du studio d’architecture basé en Corée du Sud Planning Korea qui présente le projet d’habitation « Cocoon House ». Située sur l’île volcanique de Jeju, cette construction propose deux ailes ainsi qu’une structure en forme de cocon. Un projet très original à découvrir en images dans la suite.via : http://www.fubiz.net/2012/05/28/cocoon-house/
California Roll House
Christopher Daniel de ViolentVolumes est un designer et architecte coréen qui a réalisé cette maison futuriste appelée « California Roll House ». Pensée intelligemment pour un environnement aride, cette construction impressionnante est à découvrir dans la suite en images.Images Galerie (12)via : http://www.fubiz.net/2012/05/23/california-roll-house/
The Fun Way to Recharge Your Batteries: Solar Powered Sun Lounger
Many students probably dream of spending time in a tech-friendly lounge chair while waiting to attend classes. Developed by architecture students at MIT, lead by professor Sheila Kennedy, the SOFT Rocker is a lounge chair where one can rest, while recharging the batteries of various devices. The system that makes this possible uses the human power of balance to create an interactive 1.5 axis, 35
Pass Museum
Découverte de ce studio d’architecture et de design Werner Tscholl qui a pensé et construit dans les montagnes autrichiennes le « Museum Pass », un pavillon étrange qui apparaît comme en équilibre. Un design à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.Images Galerie (16)via : http://www.fubiz.net/2011/12/19/pass-museum/
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