Hyper-Matrix
Amazing installation is huge physical wall matrix of moving white cubes that act as a pixel display, put together by J o n p a s a n g for Hyondai.
Here is a video of the work in action - the first minute is a performance as seen in the GIFs above, but is also used to add texture to projected video:
2012 Yeosu EXPO HYUNDAI MOTOR GROUP _ full version. from yangsookyun on Vimeo.
If you still don’t believe the thing is real, check out this making-of video [here]
Discovered via the highly recommended Creative Applications
Wild Reindeer Foundation by Snohetta
The eye-catching building using the materials in such a beautiful way.. At least i would want to sit there forever and enjoy life
(Source: cubeme.com)
REK by Reiner de Jong
You don’t need to overcomplicate things to make them work and stand out from the crowd.
Check out REK’s friend bookcase - http://www.reinierdejong.com/2011/03/rek-bookcase-3/
(Source: cubeme.com)
Edna Cabinet by Anthony Hartley
A splash of color and a playful cabinet
Portraits by Seung Mo Park
Simply stunning… WOW
Graffiti Cafe by Studio MODE
Bulgaria - a cafe more glamourous than i would ever think i would like, but it’s decor - the shape and the material, the complicated simplicity stuns me and makes me appreciate it
(Source: cubeme.com)
Church Covered with Grass by Heather Ackroyd & Dan Harvey
The project is a project, but the picture is stunning for me, the light from the stained glass… magical
Towel Hanger by Hioomi Tahara
Simple is beautiful, creative and playful at times
Mobile Suburbia by Aaron Berman
Columbia GSAPP student Aaron Berman imagines a new way of creating recreational spaces. Suspended backyard platforms attached to apartment windows produce a suburban sense of expanded space in the dense urban environment.Backyard platforms can be ordered, customized and delivered to city residents and installed on masonry facades.
This project is part of Experiments in Motion - a partnership between Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and Audi of America.
L’arbrisseau Neighborhood Centre by Colboc Franzen & Associes
I remember the first time i saw the stairwell for this building in Lille, France. And i was stunned and wanted to be in that space, experience the many layers of space that you encounter through this main space of the building, sadly haven’t been there yet, but read an article by Rowan Morrice for Blueprint and experienced it, go there if you can and tell me how you enjoyed it
