SpaceInvading
Light Frames Designer: Gail Peter Borden
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Image Credits: Luke Gibson Photography
'Light Frames' has transformed M&A's exhibition space in Silver Lake with two intersecting towering structures. The first upon walking into the courtyard is a hand-assembled dual layered dome, made of 1,450 linear feet of aluminum EMT (standard electrical conduit) that soars delicately over the courtyard. archinect.com Posted: 11/30/2010 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this

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House Holman Designer: Durbach Block Architects
Location: Dover Heights, Sydney, Australia
Image Credits: Brett Boardman Photography
House Holman in Dover Heights, Sydney sits on the site and off. Sitting at the edge of a 70-meter high cliff, the house takes advantage of the bountiful vistas at such altitude. Durbach Block Architects out of Sydney, Australia based the plan of the house on Picasso's painting The Bathers. For a bit of context, from 1918 on, Picasso spent his summers by the sea. This tradition led to a series of works with bathers. The Bathers possesses fluid forms and demonstrates a sense of freedom. www.yatzer.com Posted: 11/29/2010 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this

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After Effects Designer: Daniele Del Nero
Location: n/a
A series of architectural scale models constructed with black paper and covered with flour and a layer of mould to create the effect of old abandoned buildings. danieledelnero.com Posted: 11/29/2010 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this

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Mechanical "Perspective" Designer: Artem Zigert
Location: n/a
Artem Zigert's Mechanical Perspective chair is an elegant rendition of how playing with perspective can result in sculptural seating. Straight lines, varied angles and spatial trickery provide a fascinating conversation piece. mocoloco.com Posted: 11/19/2010 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this

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pAlice Designer: SOFTlab
Location: n/a
Image Credits: Alan R Tansey
A site specific Installation by SOFTlab www.behance.net Posted: 11/18/2010 digg | del.icio.us | stumble | email this

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