diabase...can we get another image? I'll guess and say its in Japan. The graphics I'd say is rather tying with large scale international architecture like the Olympics or an Expo

Geographical assumption correct:

it's Yoshio Taniguchi, i think..

no...
Think Midori...

for relaxing times.....


kuma's Suntory Museum of Art?

yeah...

damn, some similar details to taniguchi, hence the swap...

next up:

sweet steel building...

Nice! No idea on this one...

yeah, two themes i am enamored with:

1. solid panels for ventilation/clear windows for light/view
2. steel w/ prefab wood inserts


it's a steel project in germany.

everything is perfectly flush!

is that a bad thing, agfa?

no, I'm impressed. i just got that deplazes book you were recommending in another thread - it's very good.

yeah yeah! man i miss the good ol days...

judging at the level of detail in the assembly I am guessing either Austrian or Swiss. Delugan Meissi or Peter Lorenz?

it's german, atp, near Augsburg

its sacker architects...I'm almost certain of it

nope. another hint:

winner of 2008 steel (stahlbau) preis

Regina Schineis Architektin
werk und denklabor for engineers
friedberg 2006

Nice work again.

Anyone else up? I have a busy day...

good job dia.

yeah yeah. i wish i was working on sh*t 1/2 as strong. ack.

I'll give it a whiirl:

and...

yeah, i know this. it's norwegian, and one of the principles is a UW alum...

I have always been fascinated by this particular location...

Incidentally holz.box, through my own sources and this thread I have clocked up 300 favourited architects websites from around the world - all vetted [no or very little shitty work] and organised by country.

Perhaps me you and a few other NTAAB regulars should consult to Wallpaper for their 2009 Architects Guide...

this thread is so good for my faith in architecture. it's awesome to see how many good architects are out there, quietly doing great work, improving the world.

i have no idea, btw, but the site is magnificent. scary, a bit hostile, but maginificent.

the site is definitely extreme.

dia, that'd be a really interesting exercise.

and a good spot to learn...

thanks.

Jarmund Vigsnæs, the Svalbard University Research Center


Thanks for the clues holz

whoops...

damn. i know this one, too. it's in León, and a strong public project...

I thought it might be an easy one, but I really like it!
(and I'm still working up my project/architect vocab)

Architects: Jordi Badia /Josep Val
Place:León, Spain
Project:Tanatorio Municipal de Leon / BAAS

Excellent KLAKLAKLAKLAK, please post.

How about I take a rain check on the post (seeing that I can't remember how to resize images)... diabase, why don't you go for it (and tell me how to resize images too)?

klak,

it's (img]http://www.image.com/image.jpg[/img)

but use brackets instead of parentheses. the code is at the bottom of the dialog box

yeah, I know how to post them, but isnt there some sort of like 640 x 480 requirements or something? thats the part I don't know

oh, no. after the xxffffdd.jpg, type one space and then width=416[/img]
like-a so...
(img]http://www.image.com/image.jpg width=416[/img)

alright, here is my attempt...
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2

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good job. austrian?

continent correct,
but more south
(and thanks for the img posting help)

metrogramma?

metrogramma - oma + fuksas alum. some interesting work.

they have cool projects, but this ain't one of em.

I think this is Slovenian? Or Croatian?

Yes, Slovenian.

villa old oaks
ljubljana
ofis

diabase and other, it would be easy to do via delicious...most of my architects links are by country anyway. And I have no idea who that is but its in Austria

This is a learning establishment done by an English Old Boy...

Built in 2001. The architect has a rather famous house he built in Camden in 1964....