looks strangely old and new at the same time. and a bit dutch again. have no idea though (as is usually the case in this thread. the core troup of players in here sure has an amazing knowledge span).
I've tried, but I just can't seem to dig it up. The concrete, particularly at the corner shown, is articulated really nicely - the subtle vertical lines prevent it from being a monolith, and that big pivoting window is cool.
ok, so the twist here is that I don't actually know the answer to this one! Someone sent me the pictures, without naming the architect. The house is in Sydney.
there was a memory game in the 80s called....Freie? Wait no...it was simon. I was actually going with "clue" but didn't dig up any architects with that name.
Name that Architect and Building!!!
ok so its MacCreanor Lavington
Another one...
looks strangely old and new at the same time. and a bit dutch again. have no idea though (as is usually the case in this thread. the core troup of players in here sure has an amazing knowledge span).
Is that a caravan in the background? Is this an ablution block at a caravan park? Got any more pictures?
i love austereness as much as the next guy...but that first picture is boarderline depressing.
Well, its a pretty austere setting...
Surprised no one has got this...
Simon Conder Associates, Black Rubber House, Dungeness beach in Kent
austere to say the least..
Great. Now you go. Or someone else.
posting this in the meantime...
gonna need some hints, holz.
board-formed concrete
artist's studio?
wales, ireland?
it is an artist's studio. it's german (surprise surprise!)
Is it Ecker Architekten?
nope. think berlin...
I've tried, but I just can't seem to dig it up. The concrete, particularly at the corner shown, is articulated really nicely - the subtle vertical lines prevent it from being a monolith, and that big pivoting window is cool.
the atelier is for katharina grosse
ok, so thanks to that clue:
Augustin und Frank
Katharina Grosse Atelier
Lehrter Straße 57, Berlin
agfa8x u wanna go?
ps. very nice work
ok, so the twist here is that I don't actually know the answer to this one! Someone sent me the pictures, without naming the architect. The house is in Sydney.
Ah, I was looking at this yesterday, so I will pass.
no takers?
no luck thus far
diabase can you enlighten us, so we can move on?
yeah, i'm curious. it's pretty nice.
Chenchow Little's Bronte House,
Sydney
ah, great. Thanks, db.
more information here
Another clue - despite appearances, this is a garage.
I'm pretty sure that I've seen this in Switzerland. But I cannot remember anything more about it...
yeah i have seen it, but can't remember where it is or who did it, featured also in wallpaper a while ago. holds a guys collection of porsches!
Shares his first name with Zumthor...
markli?
Negative... think special K
peter kulka?
Close.. Peter Kunz
Off you go
oh crap! i referenced the atelier in wolfikon like 8 months ago. hilarious.
it's german...
That looks like Barkow Leibinger but I doubt it
oooh, good guess. but no, office is in BaWu.
Ahhh I'm clueless, could it be botegga-ehrhardt?
no but right city and henning works w/ a former employer of mine.
another project by same firm...
ok... last clue...
office in stuttgart...
project is a loft...
architect's last name is a popular rhythm and memory game of the 80s...
no one ever played this?!?
Simon Freie Architekten
Lofthaus, Stuttgart Bad-Cannstatt, 2007
Only because of that last clue...
Someone else go.
there was a memory game in the 80s called....Freie? Wait no...it was simon. I was actually going with "clue" but didn't dig up any architects with that name.
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