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January 2011

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CITY BREATHS: Cities in 2035 → citybreaths.tumblr.com

citybreaths:

“Cities will be too big and complex for any single power to understand and manage them. They already are, in fact. The word “city” will lose some of its meaning: it will make less and less sense to describe agglomerations of tens of millions of people as if they were one place, with one identity….

Jan 03, 201129 notes
CITY BREATHS: Future cities → citybreaths.tumblr.com

citybreaths:

“Cities will be smart. They will be more beautiful, more exquisitely made in parts and more assembled ad hoc in other parts. More resourceful and more transparently knowable. Unlike today’s “dumb cities” that sit like the dead materials that they are, future cities will be alive in a Biomimicry…

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neo-constructivist™: Similarities and differences between architect and prostitute as the professions → neo-constructivist.tumblr.com

Similarities and differences between architect and prostitute as the professions
* 10 Similarities

1. Both professions are more than 4000 years old
2. Love working at night and always lack of sleep
3. Working more efficient when it gets ‘in the mood’
4. Don’t need basic capital when starting…

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December 2010

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Moderna Museet Malmö → architizer.com

A new branch of the Swedish Museum of Modern Art in Malmö.
Public opening on December 26th 2009.


Moderna Museet Malmö is the first branch of the main museum in Stockholm. The former Electricity Station dating from 1900 and once the Rooseum gallery, has been refurbished to meet international museum standards. Seen from the exterior a new extension marks the arrival of the new museum. The extension provides a new entrance and reception space, as well as a cafeteria and a new upper gallery. Its perforated orange façade both connects to the existing brick architecture and introduces a contemporary element to the neighbourhood.


The perforated surface gives the façade a visual depth, and is animated through the dynamic shadow patterns which it creates. The ground floor is fully glazed so that sunlight is screened through the perforated façade.


Inside, the building has been spatially reconstructed. Two new staircases allow the visitor to move in a loop between the grand turbine hall and the upper exhibition rooms. The staircases are each enclosed between two walls, which functions to divide the program of the turbine hall into three separate spaces, housing in addition to exhibition spaces a children’s studio and a separate loading area that is also used for exhibitions.

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Hi, I've observed that posts from you average from mildly awesome to very awesome. FYI

thank you so much. diversity makes it happen :)

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