blo(g)oat

Apr 12

neo-constructivist:

(via Form:uLA Dimension LAboratory: Collision study)

neo-constructivist:

(via Form:uLA Dimension LAboratory: Collision study)

Apr 01

LEADHOLDER The Drafting Pencil Museum for the discerning draughtsman…

LEADHOLDER The Drafting Pencil Museum for the discerning draughtsman…

Mar 19

Ask The Concept Of Phenomenology In Architecture As Developed By The Norwegian Theorist Christian Norberg-Schulz...

Mar 15

Photographs of wooden beams matching the lines of buildings by Swiss photographers Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs…
“…For each of the photos, the duo constructed a structure of wooden beams that blends in with buildings in the background from the perspective of the camera. The resulting scene looks as though the wood magically connects the lines of the buildings with the foreground…”

Photographs of wooden beams matching the lines of buildings by Swiss photographers Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs…

“…For each of the photos, the duo constructed a structure of wooden beams that blends in with buildings in the background from the perspective of the camera. The resulting scene looks as though the wood magically connects the lines of the buildings with the foreground…”

Feb 15

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Feb 12

nejmensi:

Valmont Butte Boulder, Colorado

Passed by here today… Controversial little island site that looks as though straight out of “nowhere” Utah or some silver mining operation in Arizona. Nope… It’s surrounded by a lake, baseball fields, a tech center, bike paths, major traffic arteries etc. It’s east Boulder’s dirty little secret. An abandoned toxic clay and rock milling site just east of town. But damn if it isn’t photography eye-candy. Need to sneak in next time and try to grab some up-close and personal shots.
Can read about the varied history and controversy here

nejmensi:

Valmont Butte
Boulder, Colorado

Passed by here today… Controversial little island site that looks as though straight out of “nowhere” Utah or some silver mining operation in Arizona. Nope… It’s surrounded by a lake, baseball fields, a tech center, bike paths, major traffic arteries etc. It’s east Boulder’s dirty little secret. An abandoned toxic clay and rock milling site just east of town. But damn if it isn’t photography eye-candy. Need to sneak in next time and try to grab some up-close and personal shots.

Can read about the varied history and controversy here

Feb 11

(Source: highsnobiety, via thisjustmightwork)