Install this theme

2headedsnake:

Jenny Brown

‘Blue Bloom’, 2012, ink and collage on paper

‘Untitled 5’, 2012, ink, gouache, pencil and collage on paper

‘Green Bloom’, 2012, ink, gouache and collage on paper

firsttimeuser:

Castle Enshrouded by Mist, 1979
photo by Richard K. Hofmeister

firsttimeuser:

Castle Enshrouded by Mist, 1979

photo by Richard K. Hofmeister

planetqueen:

rest in peace ray

planetqueen:

rest in peace ray

f4kedeath:

i’m sorry i say sorry too many times. i know it’s annoying

sorry

domfoulds:

Finished the two benches. We got a little carried away and made a monster 14ft bench. There’s also a smaller 10ft one.

Both have been made for a small music festival at a farm near by. The theme is ‘woodland creatures’. Also, check out the big stage in the background. It was built a few years ago and it’s used at various local gigs. I’ll try and get some photos of it in action at the weekend.

worclip:

Ahmanson Founders Room (2006) by Belzberg Architects Group

Principal: Hagy Belzberg
Project Manager: David Cheung
Project Team: Barry Gartin, Bill Bowen, Brock DeSmit, Carina Bien-WIllner, Dan Rentsch, Eric Stimmel, Justin Brechtel, Warren Bradley Lang

The Ahmanson Founders Room is a 2,500 sf addition buried in the first level of subterranean parking at The Music Center in downtown Los Angeles. The sunken location of the room coupled with an almost clandestine preoccupation of exclusivity by the founders helped orient the design objectives. Belzberg Architects pursued the development of sensual lighting schemes and unique applications of material and texture to create a warm place of respite between the congested streets of L.A. and the brimming communal areas of The Music Center on event night.

The materials used for the ceiling and walls were actually low-grade Douglas-fir lumber and medium density fiberboard. However, sculpting the ceiling panels and perforating the wall panels with supple patterns and textures transformed low-grade into classy with stunning visual effects and a colorful saturation of the space. The character and unique components of this room have become an entity for which the Ahmanson Theatre founders can identify with and claim as their own.

nihiriju:

No steel connections! Shigeru Ban’s Tamedia 7 Story office building in Zurich.