This could become a Game Show!.....The Price is Right!.....If those writters don't get back to work in Hollywood da boys of Bollywood will move in for a killing.
oh, now i know. josef kleihues' contemporary art museum in chicago. i actually figured it out with the second image, but the third clinched it.
some ungers connections there, anyway...
i remember the first time i visited this building, standing on the second floor and looking up and down, realizing that the reveals at the ceiling, the window frames, the stone joints, and the control joints from front steps to the curb at the edge of the street all lined up exactly. i thought they must have shipped the contractor in from germany.
detailing at the visitor's center IS less refined than some projects, i'll agree, but that may be because not only is the building is made of recycled timber but the connections are designed so that the whole superstructure and all the wall panels can be dismantled and reused again.
haha holz good call, actually i am english living in NL, but yeaaaaaaah maaaaaaate i did live in oz too :).
anyhow - i havent been active on archinect lately (been super busy)but today saw this post....
if someone has something else then go ahead, but otherwise i'll post soon.
guys...sorry for the tangent, but this is killing me...
i remember seeing a building addition/renovation in spain, of an old structure with a rooftop copper like modern addition...windown in the old building where bricked in...very minimalist...could be toledo...valencia...sevilla...i just don't remember, and can't find any info on it...so...help!?
Name that Architect and Building!!!
yep.
villa bianca, seveso, 1936-37: some nifty sectional play with floors, grade conditions, appearances of variety of heights in this one.
tougher than i thought it'd be.
next up:
Looks like Holland in the 90's - but maybe the water is throwing me off.
not in the NL
it's in the UK
WESTFIELD STUDENT VILLAGE, QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Feilden Clegg Bradley
thanks for the hint - that weired fence seemed odd - should have known it wasn't continental.
This one should be easy:
This could become a Game Show!.....The Price is Right!.....If those writters don't get back to work in Hollywood da boys of Bollywood will move in for a killing.
Another photo:
that has shades of ungers.
Not Ungers
oh, now i know. josef kleihues' contemporary art museum in chicago. i actually figured it out with the second image, but the third clinched it.
some ungers connections there, anyway...
i remember the first time i visited this building, standing on the second floor and looking up and down, realizing that the reveals at the ceiling, the window frames, the stone joints, and the control joints from front steps to the curb at the edge of the street all lined up exactly. i thought they must have shipped the contractor in from germany.
here goes:
that look slike kentucky to me!
Bernheim Arboretum Visitors Center
wm. mcdeeee
clunky details, though
this might be a bit tougher. i will say it's not continental.
detailing at the visitor's center IS less refined than some projects, i'll agree, but that may be because not only is the building is made of recycled timber but the connections are designed so that the whole superstructure and all the wall panels can be dismantled and reused again.
has holz stumped us again?
it seems that way... hints? location?
exterior looks like isozaki...those sketches on the wall has siza's hands...
it's on an island, not in the pacific
another project by the samel firm (should be a dead giveaway)
anotre:
Grønland
Well, that last clue gave it away:
Katuaq Cultural Center in Nuuk, Greenland
Schmidt Hammer & Lassen
si. now wtf is that?
diabase: ACCA by Wood Marsh - http://www.accaonline.org.au/Building
just about ever architect in Australia jumped on the Corten steel bandwagon after that one...
Well done mate - you from there?
Off you go, or defer.
yes, from Melb! "Off you go, or defer." huh?
your turn, rodgert. or pass.
ok.. Aussies not allowed to answer ok ;-)
Sean Godsell.
St. Andrews Beach House - very nice, and available for rent.
wait, isn't p2an from australia?
haha holz good call, actually i am english living in NL, but yeaaaaaaah maaaaaaate i did live in oz too :).
anyhow - i havent been active on archinect lately (been super busy)but today saw this post....
if someone has something else then go ahead, but otherwise i'll post soon.
ok, here we go...
ah fuck me i quit. that's really nice.
aha - yeah, and look at the surroundings! where is that??
narnia?
sweden/norway or northern scotland?
hint
"Come hither tae yer mither cause yer fayther disney want ye"
guys...sorry for the tangent, but this is killing me...
i remember seeing a building addition/renovation in spain, of an old structure with a rooftop copper like modern addition...windown in the old building where bricked in...very minimalist...could be toledo...valencia...sevilla...i just don't remember, and can't find any info on it...so...help!?
oh, urban location, large scale...tate modern type of addition, but much heavier proportion...
Not O'Donnell + Tuomey by any chance, p2an?
"Please child, come to your mother as your father is really not interested at all!"
Saw a lot of very nice Scottish architecture, but couldn't find it.
it isnt O'Donnell + Tuomey, although thats another good office from that region.
we got it's scotland. any other clues?
well, O'Donnell + Tuomey is irish; and the office is from the same area; and the project is scottish...and i still don't know what it is...
oh crap, i just confused the issue with the O'Donnell lead, sorry. the office is scottish,
they also did this rather nice apartment block in edinburgh
they are reiach and hall
I thought it might be someone like Graeme Massie... but he is Scottish. Very nice project. Cant find a thing on it!
and the original project is Pier Arts Centre Stromness Orkney.
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