nevver:

Lift

thejogging:

Charging, 2013

Reference to cubism

porcupineschool:

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n-architektur:

Girls Boarding School, Disentis, Switzerland

Gion A. Caminada

“When I’m designing, I’m at the same time exercised by the problems of this world. With my architecture I try to help solve these problems. For me, building is a way of life. I have built little things, a telephone box, a mortuary, at the moment I am designing a public toilet, and above all, houses, all sorts of things that people need for their lives. Beauty is not the first consideration. I cannot persuade a farmer that he should build a beautiful cowshed. But if the cowshed works well, then it can be beautiful too. In other words, architecture must meet a need. I do not explain my buildings in terms of complicated theoretical edifices or arbitrary artistic inspirations. That is not quite enough for me. In fact, I believe that architecture, which always derives from an idea, embraces a totality of events in which a kind of sensuality can be discerned. I build to endow a real need with built form. I was recently talking to a curator of historic monuments about a new building regulation. He said that the regulation must lay down that building has to meet a certain minimum standard. But how is quality “as such” to be built? Architecture has first of all to fulfil a function, be meaningful in some way. This comes before quality. That has always been the case. If a building makes sense, quality comes into being. It determines quality. A good design embodies a totality of all events and also has the capacity to tell stories. Something has to come into being that was not determined in advance. I want there to be stories, and so I build houses for eternity.”

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anddouglassays:

Luigi Bonaventura

“Behind the Edge”

Jesolo Beach, Venice

“The real mission is to show each structure as its platonic ideal: that is, as the architect imagined it, not as it all too often looks in real life and mixing color encourage your own imagination around the picture.”

thejogging:

Shrimp On The Barbie, 2013

Sculpture

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thejogging:

Father Son Bonding, 2013

Photograph

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mudwerks:

pricklylegs:

rodneykong:

sad watermelon will just lay his head down here…

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