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i'm 99% sure it's not, but my last guess is Bawa.
phuyake - sorry neither Bawa or Indonesia, its actually in Singapore.
Its not WOHA... And its not in Singapore.. It is the Singapore High Commission in New Delhi SCDA Architects
Weil Arets, fashion store in Maastricht. too busy back later.
is that material corten in the Arets project?
diabase - I was making a point about the location...embassies and foreign soil. But you were spot on!! I guess I may go again
bumparoni
are those lit bollards up the steps??? let's play archinect earth google again...Northern Hemisphere...and since those might be bollards, i am going to guess the good ole USA!
yes its state side. Actually in the middle of America
my inital guess would be johnson schmaling... but i couldn't find it on their website
nope...sorry. Thought the yanks would be throwing out guesses. How many architects are doing modern work in middle America?
looks like it could be vince james, too. ...and watch the middle america disses, techno! there's still some life out here!
all I know is that I like it... but that's the only pic I have seen - so it's hard to say...
hah hah no insult intended SW, you have my chuckling here. But no its not vince james either.
And I didn't know VJAA did work outside of Minnesota...the big clue is middle America.
to show my ignorance of american architects (noncoastal) i can pretty much count them on one hand. VJAA - he's done work in lousiana and beirut blackwell lake flato
holz, fret not you've managed to name at least 20% of the architects and buildings here - I wouldn't call it ignorance rather select knowledge. guys let me know when you need a hint, clue or bone
perhaps the specific state?
Is Nebraska a state? Sorry I like you only can confirm the coastal ones...I am after all just an island boy
if you guys can't do better than that with non-coastal architects, maybe i'm back in this game!
hey steven just guess already...I've given a hint. And here are some mroe images.
She's lovely, whoever she is. I wonder what the wood is , and how it will be cared for over time. . .
if it's nebraska, i'd guess randy brown, but it's not as tough as his stuff usually is.
yeah, that would be a good guess. i couldn't find this on his website or any other sites, though.
nope not Randy Brown either...its actually on a lake
found it, the firm has offices in nebraska and san fran: E.B. Min+Jeff Day, Okoboji House, Iowa
the next, might be a softball
good job phuyake - I was getting worried
yeah... christ. nice work, though. it seems they are more a SFO firm with a branch in omaha (yech) phu, that has kinf od a claus en kaan feel to it...
kind of... i'm dyslexic today.
Phu, i'm gonna guess David Chipperfield but I'm probably wrong, the rear elevation is not his usual style.
The building is pretty restrained compared to the architect's other work. The firm is fairly prolific and has a lot of built work. The facade is made of thin layers of alabaster slab sandwiched between three plates of glass; some interior goodness and details:
also, there's no intermediate supports for that facade wall; it extends 18.5 m at it's furthest point on a system of spring loaded tension cables that are regulated by a computer to account for expansion/contraction. Pretty intense.
y el arquitecto es de España
moneo?!?
not that prolific. building is in germany
AHH, I GOT IT. IT’S IN CHEMNITZ… NICE FIND.
is that in Austria? I remember seeing something of similar aesthetic by Delugan Meissl
nope, tis in cemnitz, germany. holz you going to unmask it?
i'm too damn busy. ack
Chemnitz Bundesbank José Luis Mateo - Map
yeah yeah. you going to post dia?
no holz, you go ahead.
um, ok... this should be easy...
yeah, easy for me as i lived in stuttgart for a couple of years Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, by Hascher + Jehle.
oui oui. w/ glass membrane by werner sobek.
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[yawn]
This page loads fast !
i'm 99% sure it's not, but my last guess is Bawa.
phuyake - sorry neither Bawa or Indonesia, its actually in Singapore.
Its not WOHA...
And its not in Singapore..
It is the Singapore High Commission in New Delhi
SCDA Architects
Weil Arets, fashion store in Maastricht.
too busy back later.
is that material corten in the Arets project?
diabase - I was making a point about the location...embassies and foreign soil. But you were spot on!! I guess I may go again
bumparoni
are those lit bollards up the steps???
let's play archinect earth google again...Northern Hemisphere...and since those might be bollards, i am going to guess the good ole USA!
yes its state side. Actually in the middle of America
my inital guess would be johnson schmaling... but i couldn't find it on their website
nope...sorry. Thought the yanks would be throwing out guesses. How many architects are doing modern work in middle America?
looks like it could be vince james, too.
...and watch the middle america disses, techno! there's still some life out here!
all I know is that I like it... but that's the only pic I have seen - so it's hard to say...
hah hah no insult intended SW, you have my chuckling here. But no its not vince james either.
And I didn't know VJAA did work outside of Minnesota...the big clue is middle America.
to show my ignorance of american architects (noncoastal)
i can pretty much count them on one hand.
VJAA - he's done work in lousiana and beirut
blackwell
lake flato
holz, fret not you've managed to name at least 20% of the architects and buildings here - I wouldn't call it ignorance rather select knowledge.
guys let me know when you need a hint, clue or bone
perhaps the specific state?
Is Nebraska a state? Sorry I like you only can confirm the coastal ones...I am after all just an island boy
if you guys can't do better than that with non-coastal architects, maybe i'm back in this game!
hey steven just guess already...I've given a hint. And here are some mroe images.
She's lovely, whoever she is. I wonder what the wood is , and how it will be cared for over time. . .
if it's nebraska, i'd guess randy brown, but it's not as tough as his stuff usually is.
yeah, that would be a good guess. i couldn't find this on his website or any other sites, though.
nope not Randy Brown either...its actually on a lake
found it, the firm has offices in nebraska and san fran: E.B. Min+Jeff Day, Okoboji House, Iowa
the next, might be a softball
good job phuyake - I was getting worried
yeah... christ. nice work, though.
it seems they are more a SFO firm with a branch in omaha (yech)
phu, that has kinf od a claus en kaan feel to it...
kind of... i'm dyslexic today.
Phu, i'm gonna guess David Chipperfield but I'm probably wrong, the rear elevation is not his usual style.
The building is pretty restrained compared to the architect's other work. The firm is fairly prolific and has a lot of built work.
The facade is made of thin layers of alabaster slab sandwiched between three plates of glass; some interior goodness and details:
also, there's no intermediate supports for that facade wall; it extends 18.5 m at it's furthest point on a system of spring loaded tension cables that are regulated by a computer to account for expansion/contraction. Pretty intense.
y el arquitecto es de España
moneo?!?
not that prolific. building is in germany
AHH, I GOT IT. IT’S IN CHEMNITZ… NICE FIND.
is that in Austria? I remember seeing something of similar aesthetic by Delugan Meissl
nope, tis in cemnitz, germany. holz you going to unmask it?
i'm too damn busy. ack
Chemnitz Bundesbank
José Luis Mateo - Map
yeah yeah. you going to post dia?
no holz, you go ahead.
um, ok...
this should be easy...
yeah, easy for me as i lived in stuttgart for a couple of years
Kunstmuseum Stuttgart,
by Hascher + Jehle.
oui oui. w/ glass membrane by werner sobek.
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