Sometimes one must pass through the arches of absurdity to get to the serious stuff.
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I try attribute photos where possible - some are mine, some aren't. All of my own photos are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. (i.e. free to use/alter as long as you don't make money on it and freely share derivatives).
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Cool idea, and well-done visualization. Took me a second to realize that this hadn’t been built yet.
JDS architects: experiencing the void
architecture turned into enjoyment and participation.
instead of contemplating the void of the guggenheim museum’s central space, JDS architects have proposed an experience which sees a trampoline net spiraling down the institution’s rotunda. this idea plays on frank lloyd wright’s original scenography for the guggenheim in which he envisioned patrons visiting the exhibition from the top, downwards.
