This is really lovely. But.......isn't it a little cold, a little too perfect? It reminds me of a much more hand-made brick wall made by one of my classmates at Cranbrook. Sorry, it's a flash site so I can't link to the image (but their website/work is worth seeing anyway):
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that was just cool.
i always wondered how you'd get a mason to do the stuff that office da designs. now i know: you don't!
wonder about the insurance on a robot sophisticated enough to do this detailed work sitting at construction site, however.
This is really lovely. But.......isn't it a little cold, a little too perfect? It reminds me of a much more hand-made brick wall made by one of my classmates at Cranbrook. Sorry, it's a flash site so I can't link to the image (but their website/work is worth seeing anyway):
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Click on the third vertical bar from the right, the piece is called Brick Fabric. So beautiful.
way too cool ...
do you have any more info on the process.. or the program used ? ..
LB .. liked your link too ... very innovative .
The stacking bricks are a nice esoteric expiriment.
But when it comes to brick art please consult Eladio Dieste's church in Atlantida
where is the morter?
or i'm too old for this?
you should also look at "Laurie Baker's" works in South India ... brilliant artist with bricks.
You should also check some works of Solano Benitez an architect from Paraguay... he's a genius , and a innovator in terms of materials.
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