A robotically woven carbon-fibre pavilion developed by a team from the University of Stuttgart has been erected in the courtyard of London's V&A museum.
The brightly coloured installation was a playful representation of mosques in Britain, functioning as a reinterpretation of the colonial documentation of the Muslim world.
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The United States v Ulysses play by Colin Murphy at Pavilion 9-Nov-2023 8pm opening night w Q&A afterwards
The Pavilion V Neck Midi Dress in Peach Multi Floral from our Fall 2024 Collection, In Illustration. A silk linen midi dress featuring a fitted bodice, a plunging V-neckline and a gathered waist skirt.
Shahed Saleem has created a colourful pavilion in the shape of a mosque, which has been erected at the V&A museum as part of this year's Ramadan Festival.
Visitors can stroll through wooden frames at this rib cage-like pavilion that ITP Architects has installed at the V&A Museum of Childhood in London.
L.Mies Van der ROHE - GERMAN Pavilion in Barcelona, Spain Look more in a [HD] Video on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPDcNUBQwBw
Providing an optimal patient experience was the design team’s guiding vision for the new Scripps Clinic John R. Anderson V Medical Pavilion, a $130 million outpatient clinic at the Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla Campus in California. Scripps Health also envisioned a new facility that functions in tandem with the adjacent Prebys Cardiovascular Institute and fosters graduate medical education.
A private, landscaped, north-east courtyard forms the catalyst of the ‘V House’, which sits proudly on the edge of Sunshine Coast’s Mooloolah River. The ‘V’ refers to the floor plan which hugs the boundaries of the property allowing for a transparent living pavilion that physically and visually connects the courtyard to the water beyond.
Skylights made from a patchwork of recycled phone, tablet and laptop screens create a rainbow-like lighting effect inside this pavilion at Strathclyde Country Park in Scotland, designed by O’DonnellBrown Architects with artist Kate V Robertson.
"The Egg"- The IBM Pavilion: 1964-1965 New York World's Fair, designed by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen Associates. "FROM a distance, it looks like the storage tank for the Festival of Gas. But as New York World’s Fair visitors draw nearer, they find themselves in a people trap—IBM’s wonderfully zany exhibit pavilion, featuring the Information Machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UZYG33D2B4 http://blog.modernmechanix.com/inside-ibms-worlds-fair-egg/
A solo show of work by British designer Thomas Heatherwick opens at the V&A in London this week, featuring prototypes, experiments, material samples and finished works from key projects including UK Pavilion at Shanghai Expo 2010 and his recent redesign of the double decker London bus. Top: Bleigiessen at the Wellcome Trust, London, photograph by Steve
This vintage carded Ceylonese badge and original postcard promoted Ceylon's Pavilion at the1924 British Empire Exhibition. The Ceylon Pavilion as illustrated on this period postcard, mirrored the design of The Temple of the Tooth in Kandy, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) and displayed valuable collections of jewellery and gemstones. The former colonies of the British Empire were all represented at the Exhibition, and this Ceylonese badge is indicative of this. The badge is quite ingenious and is characterised by a moving dial that can be positioned over any one of the former colonies. The beautiful and intricate 'cut out' nature of the badge, with the iconic Wembley Exhibition Lion branding, marks it out as a special piece of 1924 Exhibition memorabilia. As well as the cultural collections of jewellery and gemstones, visitors to the Ceylon pavilion would have got a cup of tea and learnt about the leaf from initial planting to its appearance in grocery stores up and down the country. Lipton's was the largest tea producer in Ceylon and their stand within the Pavilion sold one of the most popular of mementos, the Lipton's brass tea caddy. This badge would also have been one of the souvenirs available to visitors at the Pavilion along with the afore mentioned postcard. The official aim of the British Empire Exhibition was "to stimulate trade, strengthen bonds that bind mother Country to her Sister States and Daughters, to bring into closer contact the one with each other, to enable all who owe allegiance to the British flag to meet on common ground and learn to know each other". The event was opened by King George V on St George's Day, 1924 and closed in October 1925 having attracted an audience of 27 million visitors. Photography, layout and design: Argy58 (This image also exists as a high resolution jpeg and tiff - ideal for a variety of print sizes e.g. A4, A3, A2 and A1. The current uploaded format is for screen based viewing only: 72pi)
370 Beech Street Highland Park, IL Architect: James Speyer Speyer was a student of Mies and the International Style. The house rests on raised pylons like the Farnsworth House. There is privacy in the ravine setting and the 25 x 40 living room has plate glass windows on three sides to connect with the outside view. The exterior also has natural cypress siding. The other building on the property is a car pavilion jutting out over the ravine on steel pilings, which could not be built today because of zoning laws. This was a later addition done by Speyer's student David Haid. But this building was most famous for the Ferrari crash scene in Ferris Bueller. The Roses made no changes to the design and lived here until this past year. Picture of the famous car pavilion. www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRBgoIIhfJM
Today's post is a small pavilion, four-square with on-center columns at each facade, radius-ed corners, each topped with a miniature turret and blended into a larger hip roof. Bits of Richardson clash with modernist modularity, postmodern idiom, and multiple readings in the plan (a diamond? a cruciform? nine-square even?). While I've drawn the exterior in…
Drottningholm Palace is located in Drottningholm, Sweden. King Gustav V reconstructed the palace to its 18th century appearance. The 1,400-acre property has a church, a 1766 theater, formal gardens with water features, and a Chinese Pavilion. The palace is the private residence of the Swedish royal family. Open to the public. #DrottningholmPalace #Sweden #Lovön #RoyalCastle #castles #palaces #concerts #exhibitions #tours
The William V. N. Barlow House is on South Clinton Street in Albion, New York, United States. It is a brick building erected in the 1870s in an eclectic mix of contemporary architectural styles, including Second Empire, Italianate, and Queen Anne. Its interior features highly intricate Eastlake style woodwork. It was the home of a prominent local architect who designed many major buildings in Albion. National Register of Historic Places. It is one of two houses in Albion so designated (the other is the Greek Revival Tousley-Church House). The building itself is a two-story brick structure on a Medina sandstone foundation. On the west (front)facade is a projecting pavilion with two-and-half-story tower. It is topped with a mansard roof pierced bygabled dormer windows. There are porches on the north and east sides. Built: 1875 Architect: William V. N. Barlow Architectural style: Second Empire, Italianate,Queen Anne Governing body: Private residence NRHP Reference#: 83001757 Added to NRHP: September 8, 1983
Completed in 2023 in København, Denmark. Images by ReVærk. ‘A Natural Pavilion’ is a representation of the design studio ReVærk's housing concept ‘NaturligRækkerne’ carried out as part of the ‘4to1 planet’...
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