Monday, 7 January 2013
les couloirs du temps ( Building Projection Mapping ) Video Clips. Duration : 2.42 Mins.
installation video, hommage à sol Lewitt merci à j3fm pour l´invitation Jean-Robert Valentin (Light Graffiti building projection mapping)
installation video, hommage à sol Lewitt merci à j3fm pour l´invitation Jean-Robert Valentin (Light Graffiti building projection mapping)
adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Video (HD) Video Clips. Duration : 1.42 Mins.
The adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Video presents the new collection against a raw, make-shift backdrop, inspired by the movie Fight Club. www.facebook.com adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Video (HD) Bodies in motion tend to stay in motion. It's an age-old principle that is at the heart of the adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 collection inspired by martial arts, Fight Club, and the human physique. Consequently the new campaign presents the collection against a raw, make-shift backdrop. Photographed by Willy Vanderperre, the campaign depicts group compositions shot against a set in constant flux, continuing an architectural yet loose look. The imagery communicates Dirk Schönberger's high-fashion perspective, combining precision tailoring with a sport attitude. The campaign extends this idea by presenting a fusion of seemingly opposing references like Hawaiian prints with boxing silhouettes. This clash illustrates the amalgamation of tailoring and sportswear as the core of the SLVR collection. The Spring/Summer 2013 video translates the concept into motion. Climaxing to silence, the edit uses acceleration of pace and raw distortion effects to merge the various looks into one contrasting edit. Creative Direction: Pietsch Lim / PL STUDIO Photography / Video Direction: Willy Vanderperre Styling: Jay Massacret Hair Stylist: Anthony Turner Make-Up: Gucci Westman Models: Eddie Klint / Malcolm De Ruiter / Marloes Horst
The adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Video presents the new collection against a raw, make-shift backdrop, inspired by the movie Fight Club. www.facebook.com adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign Video (HD) Bodies in motion tend to stay in motion. It's an age-old principle that is at the heart of the adidas SLVR Spring/Summer 2013 collection inspired by martial arts, Fight Club, and the human physique. Consequently the new campaign presents the collection against a raw, make-shift backdrop. Photographed by Willy Vanderperre, the campaign depicts group compositions shot against a set in constant flux, continuing an architectural yet loose look. The imagery communicates Dirk Schönberger's high-fashion perspective, combining precision tailoring with a sport attitude. The campaign extends this idea by presenting a fusion of seemingly opposing references like Hawaiian prints with boxing silhouettes. This clash illustrates the amalgamation of tailoring and sportswear as the core of the SLVR collection. The Spring/Summer 2013 video translates the concept into motion. Climaxing to silence, the edit uses acceleration of pace and raw distortion effects to merge the various looks into one contrasting edit. Creative Direction: Pietsch Lim / PL STUDIO Photography / Video Direction: Willy Vanderperre Styling: Jay Massacret Hair Stylist: Anthony Turner Make-Up: Gucci Westman Models: Eddie Klint / Malcolm De Ruiter / Marloes Horst
goetheanum architecture Video Clips. Duration : 9.98 Mins.
The first Goetheanum, a monumental double-domed wooden structure, richly carved and painted within, was begun in 1913. It opened in 1920 and was destroyed by fire on New Year's Eve 1922/23. In 1924 Rudolf Steiner presented his model for a second Goetheanum the present one made of reinforced concrete. Constructed between 1925 and 1928, it was the first large-scale building to employ this material for sculptural forms. Both buildings are based on an architectural concept in which each element, form and color bears an inner relation to the whole and the whole flows organically into its single elements in a process of metamorphosis. The second Goetheanum and its neighboring buildings were designed to harmonize with the local topography the movement of the terrain and the rocky spurs of the Jura mountains visible from the Birs river valley, ten kilometers southeast of Basel. High colored windows and the central west window indicate the large Main Auditorium and emphasise the uniqueness of its artistic and architectural qualities. A glance inside reveal the expressive power of architecture, interior design, color and space. East of the Auditorium and the stairwells, behind the stage is the wardrobe department with rooms for the creation, upkeep and storage of costumes, rehearsal stages and practice rooms, stage technology, and prop storage. To the north and south: conference and work rooms; bookstore, library and archives; Section and society offices; administration and ...
The first Goetheanum, a monumental double-domed wooden structure, richly carved and painted within, was begun in 1913. It opened in 1920 and was destroyed by fire on New Year's Eve 1922/23. In 1924 Rudolf Steiner presented his model for a second Goetheanum the present one made of reinforced concrete. Constructed between 1925 and 1928, it was the first large-scale building to employ this material for sculptural forms. Both buildings are based on an architectural concept in which each element, form and color bears an inner relation to the whole and the whole flows organically into its single elements in a process of metamorphosis. The second Goetheanum and its neighboring buildings were designed to harmonize with the local topography the movement of the terrain and the rocky spurs of the Jura mountains visible from the Birs river valley, ten kilometers southeast of Basel. High colored windows and the central west window indicate the large Main Auditorium and emphasise the uniqueness of its artistic and architectural qualities. A glance inside reveal the expressive power of architecture, interior design, color and space. East of the Auditorium and the stairwells, behind the stage is the wardrobe department with rooms for the creation, upkeep and storage of costumes, rehearsal stages and practice rooms, stage technology, and prop storage. To the north and south: conference and work rooms; bookstore, library and archives; Section and society offices; administration and ...
Spatial Alterity: the importance of unusual and unfamiliar spaces in everyday life - Knowledge Works
Spatial Alterity: the importance of unusual and unfamiliar spaces in everyday life - Knowledge Works Video Clips. Duration : 35.58 Mins.
In a world where urbanisation, globalisation, and mobility emphasise the individuality of places, it is important to understand how unusual and unfamiliar spaces can have a positive effect on culture and society in everyday life. Just as cultural alterity enriches the urban experience, so too can spaces be enriched by diversity. The unpredictable, the fantastic, the unimaginable are aspects of difference that have a rich and provocative history, and when incorporated into places, become a source of delight. In his Knowledge Works lecture, Dr Thomas Mical will present a variety of international, historical and cultural examples of cities and spaces that are both real and imaginary - including, Chicago, Berlin, London and Delhi - as a way of framing the potentiality of alterity to become a projective source of pleasure. Examples of spatial alterity from sources in literature, art, philosophy, architecture, and urbanism, which include medieval pleasure gardens, Baroque architecture, and Asian-European hybridity will also be outlined. Join us for this insightful lecture to learn how the the spaces we dwell in are enriched through the recognition and respect of the liberation of alterity. Dr. Thomas Mical has recently joined the University of South Australia's School of Art, Architecture, and Design as the Associate Professor of Architecture. He holds a professional Master of Architecture from Harvard University, and a PhD from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He has ...
In a world where urbanisation, globalisation, and mobility emphasise the individuality of places, it is important to understand how unusual and unfamiliar spaces can have a positive effect on culture and society in everyday life. Just as cultural alterity enriches the urban experience, so too can spaces be enriched by diversity. The unpredictable, the fantastic, the unimaginable are aspects of difference that have a rich and provocative history, and when incorporated into places, become a source of delight. In his Knowledge Works lecture, Dr Thomas Mical will present a variety of international, historical and cultural examples of cities and spaces that are both real and imaginary - including, Chicago, Berlin, London and Delhi - as a way of framing the potentiality of alterity to become a projective source of pleasure. Examples of spatial alterity from sources in literature, art, philosophy, architecture, and urbanism, which include medieval pleasure gardens, Baroque architecture, and Asian-European hybridity will also be outlined. Join us for this insightful lecture to learn how the the spaces we dwell in are enriched through the recognition and respect of the liberation of alterity. Dr. Thomas Mical has recently joined the University of South Australia's School of Art, Architecture, and Design as the Associate Professor of Architecture. He holds a professional Master of Architecture from Harvard University, and a PhD from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He has ...
2012 New American home by Phil Kean designs Tube. Duration : 3.22 Mins.
Phil Kean Designs is proud to be selected to design and build the 2012 New American Home. This year's New American Home is a re-interpretation of the Classic White Box of the 60′s and 70′s that was made so popular by such famous architects and artists as Le Corbusier and Richard Meier. While honoring the architecture of the past, the New American Home represents the priorities that are important to today's lifestyle... details rather than size, leading edge technology, and functional and transitional spaces that have a style and feel that evokes calm and serenity. All this in addition to the architectural significance and environmentally sensitive details found throughout. Comprised of walls of movable glass panels and motorized screens, the floor plan was designed so indoor and outdoor spaces flow into one another. The use of abundant natural lighting within the volumetric and spatial design creates a "wow" factor while also providing a comfortable and serene living environment. At 4100 square feet, the house will be displayed to appeal to the empty nester, but will have four additional rooms that could be converted to bedrooms if needed. The two bedrooms, a master suite with private workout studio, outdoor yoga deck, private sitting room, and spa-like master bath will be accessible by public stairs or private elevator and will take up the entire second floor. The guest suite is located on the main floor with an en-suite bath. Additional public spaces include an art ...
Phil Kean Designs is proud to be selected to design and build the 2012 New American Home. This year's New American Home is a re-interpretation of the Classic White Box of the 60′s and 70′s that was made so popular by such famous architects and artists as Le Corbusier and Richard Meier. While honoring the architecture of the past, the New American Home represents the priorities that are important to today's lifestyle... details rather than size, leading edge technology, and functional and transitional spaces that have a style and feel that evokes calm and serenity. All this in addition to the architectural significance and environmentally sensitive details found throughout. Comprised of walls of movable glass panels and motorized screens, the floor plan was designed so indoor and outdoor spaces flow into one another. The use of abundant natural lighting within the volumetric and spatial design creates a "wow" factor while also providing a comfortable and serene living environment. At 4100 square feet, the house will be displayed to appeal to the empty nester, but will have four additional rooms that could be converted to bedrooms if needed. The two bedrooms, a master suite with private workout studio, outdoor yoga deck, private sitting room, and spa-like master bath will be accessible by public stairs or private elevator and will take up the entire second floor. The guest suite is located on the main floor with an en-suite bath. Additional public spaces include an art ...
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