okay, so its Edward Cullinan's Millenium Primary School in Greenwich, and this is his house:

this last one looks like a barragan, but i don't think it's him.

it's the pawson/silvestrin house, in mallorca possibly?

anythings possible....

yeah, i'm saying neuendorf villa

another decent vorarlberger architekt...

should this be in the 'I smell a vorarlberger..." thread?
wait. no.

hey, that'd be a sweet thread!

another hint, a different project was recently posted on archdaily

Looks like Daniel Sauter - KM Architektur...

genau.

Einfamilienhaus Müller, Bregenz

yer up

not sure i even understand that picture. [turns laptop upside down.]

naoshima art site, ando.

this should help, steven...

Foiled again. I was wondering if I could sneak an Ando in without it being obvious.

next up:

an eco-ish house...

from my powers of deduction, dear Watson, I estimate that this building is located in the norther hemisphere (sun is setting on the larger elevation to allow in light)

Yea that's about all I got. I could say its German simply b/c holz has been on a germanic slant lately.

ha! and you'd be wrong this time, atp... but right continent...

actually, this project reminds me...

i've been looking for this project, i think it might be a spanish architect... but i'm probably wrong. it's an architect's house and studio, and on the facade facing a body of water, is a full metal screen. for a while i thought emilio ambasz, but that doesn't seem correct. anyone? buehler?

okok... project is in spain...

and soudns like a mountain in japan...

ok... it's fujy house, by fujy architects...

wtf happened to everyone?

6 days without action, must be a record...

Looking on flickr, I found a set by this guy who seems to have a fascination with architecture and his forehead...

And if I may...

sorry, just been busy - LA?

JA

yea its that time of the year, I'm back now. Dont know what that is though

diabase that photoset is disturbing

that JA as in JAPAN.

In the mean time, can anyone help me out with this one as well. I dont know anything about it...

O migod. . .

Buildings just keep on getting "simpler," don't they ?

crap crap, i've seen this recently. i think it's south american...

i remember seeing a project similar. it was a hotel. the tubes were cast concrete, though. i'll try and 'member.

that was this - I also thought it might be related but I cant find a link...

the concrete one has been making the rounds...

das park hotel, linz

das park hotel, austria

not sure who the architect is, though.

ha ha ha, almost but not quite @ the same time. (i got distracted)

diabase, your b/w image is SANAA kanazawa museum of contemporary art.
surprised noone got that.

and here's mine, i know we still have another one running, but hey - lets keep it moving....

darn it. i love that one, p2an, and i used to know it. but i don't now...

steven, i wasn't sure if i had posted it before...hope not.

p2an, and this goes for a lot of dutch projects...

what's the thinking behind the shifting? is it a play on the brick as fabric? just for looks?

nice project, though.

just for looks - we do it alot at cka.

eg

yeah, i've had the c en k book out the last few weeks. i was just wondering if there was some rationale other than aesthetics.

well in the case of the project above there is the justification that we were replacing a stretch of street that used to be row houses. although with all very similar facades in terms of number of floors, the window heights did jump up and down a bit, so it was an interpretation of the old and surrounding buildings.

I dont know the project above. Looks a little like Claus en Kaan or Vincent van Duysen... a nice mixture of sensuality and precision.

Anyone got any ideas on the steel pipe project above?

Looks like a euro city, perhaps paris? not jakob+macfarlane?

I think its the netherlands...

yeah, the stepped gable, either flemish but probably dutch...

Not Hans Verstuyft is it...?

fo my post of 08/26/08 4:26.
it isn't dutch
from germany by an office with a very ungerman name