luka
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Seems like wood is big in architecture these days
'drum and bass with real instruments.'
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Seems like wood is big in architecture these days
They should do more with screens
A CGI sistine chapel done by Industrial Light and Magic
But not the story of genesis, the story of the industrial revolution (actually they sorta did this in the olympics opening ceremony, didn't they?)
i suppose all the spaces around canary wharf were really the first to give a clue to this future (in london that is(
What I'm wondering is does the future HAVE to be shiny, smooth, artificial? Or is that just a notion of the future we've inherited? (You refer to this upthread, the retro look of these 'cutting-edge' designs.
What I'm wondering is does the future HAVE to be shiny, smooth, artificial?
I mean
How boring!
Been around there many times
It's a horrible excuse for a park
The swimming pool is a cool design
I actually like stratford - all those skyscrapers jutting out against the skyline
I like to walk around there stoned imagining I'm in the nascent stage of blade runner
Been around there many times
It's a horrible excuse for a park
The swimming pool is a cool design
I actually like stratford - all those skyscrapers jutting out against the skyline
I like to walk around there stoned imagining I'm in the nascent stage of blade runner
OK so what of this in melbs and this nonsense in london victoria (it's crap design features are a bit "subtle")?that specific visual form of interface with the computer. there's no tactility there. so you have buildings made on computers, aspiring to the condition of computer-space. that's why i keep saying london is dematerialising. it's why i wrote a poem called the materials about materials before there are no materials!
OK so what of this in melbs and this nonsense in london victoria (it's crap design features are a bit "subtle")?
overlaying images on the structural designs that likely would not have been doable without a lot of manual drafting, but made some nice and groovy visual effect with just a moment of clicky clck
Not sure if those are CAD trying to soften or humanise itself with a sort of sense of humour or history perhaps, or ...?