Caux Collective Introduces: Léo Caillard
I’m not much of a fan of the ‘Hipster’ trend that seems to have swept the western world in recent times, nor the public’s growing consequential habit of immediately labelling anything vintage or classic as ‘Hipster’ as a result. However in his devilishly provocative new project named ‘Hipster In Stone’ esteemed French Photographer, Léo Caillard merges the undeniable regality and archaic beauty of old fashioned statues with the conflict-inducing clothing choices of the modern fashionista.
If you would like to see more from this project, or you’re interested in seeing more of Léo Caillard’s varying portfolio of work, head over to his website as linked at the beginning of this post.
Robert Adam, 1755
Geometric paintings by James Wyper. You can follow him on Tumblr.
Christo & Jeanne-Claude.
(vía cuntamination)
(Fuente: everyphotos)
Hubert Szneider & Arch515 (Interior)
Chapel in Villeaceron
S-M.A.O.
MATAERIAL
A 3D Printing system that can create forms without the hindrance of gravity - video embedded below:
A brand new method of additive manufacturing. This patent-pending method allows for creating 3D objects on any given working surface independently of its inclination and smoothness, and without a need of additional support structures. Conventional methods of additive manufacturing have been affected both by gravity and printing environment: creation of 3D objects on irregular, or non-horizontal surfaces has so far been treated as impossible . By using innovative extrusion technology we are now able to neutralize the effect of gravity during the course of the printing process. This method gives us a flexibility to create truly natural objects by making 3D curves instead of 2D layers. Unlike 2D layers that are ignorant to the structure of the object, the 3D curves can follow exact stress lines of a custom shape. Finally, our new out of the box printing method can help manufacture structures of almost any size and shape.
More at the project’s website here
(vía mer-de-noms)
meiso-no-mori by daijirou okada.
Meiso no Mori Funeral Hall by Toyo Ito.
(Fuente: nnmprv)
Al Dar Headquarters by MZ Architects
A semispherical building comprising two circular convex shaped facades linked by a narrow band of indented glazing.
Offices designed by UNIT4 in Stuttgart, Germany/ Photography: David Franck Photographie
(Fuente: architectureland)
