Commercial diorama makers Kathleen Gerber and Lori Nix's dystopian art project,
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Given that vegetables are one of the most essential ingredients of our diet, they certainly take up a good portion of our grocery bills. You don't have to have a particularly green thumb in order to sprout your own veg either. Simply take the scraps you would ordinarily chuck in the bin, or compost and…
Visit Tulum Mayan Ruins, perched on cliffs above the Caribbean. Explore ancient structures, relax on beautiful beaches, and immerse yourself in Mayan history
Ruins of Corfe castle in Dorset
This hair restoration doctor has almost lost his licence for exposing this unusual trick that gives anyone who uses it a full head of hair. Over 32,000 men and women from all over the world have…
This belfry is all that remains of the town that was buried by a violent volcano eruption.
The fate of all things: abandonment. Sooner or later what is built will be left to crumble. In the goodness of time all manufactured structures will be forgotten. Cities will disappear, skyscrapers will hollow out, warehouses collapse, dams fall, and … Continue reading →
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“We are living in an incredibly exciting and slightly absurd moment, namely that preservation is overtaking us.” - words by Rem Koolhaas I have always found the use of narrative being incredibly helpful in imagining and crafting architectural spaces. Whilst in a context of an architectural practice these allow to bridge the gap between the past and the future and to ground architectural propositions, in a fictional realm these could allow to explore playful impossible scenarios. The following spatial sequences are a continuation of my exploration of the notion of an architectural ‘ruin’ through the collective memory of AI.
An eerie and beautiful group of columns mark the site of a grand mansion lost to time and fire.
Preserved Inca city and site of the last Inca stronghold against the Spanish conquistadors.
