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9 votes
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The extraordinary home inside a giant greenhouse in Norway – 38ft-tall glass shed features integrated ventilation and cooling systems
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Inside inventor Simone Giertz’s small Los Angeles home, 58sqm/630sqft
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Architecture blog recommendations?
Morning, y’all! I’ve been a reader of Dezeen for years, but have lost touch with all the other architecture blogs I used to read via RSS (RIP Google Reader) pre-current internet. I like their...
Morning, y’all! I’ve been a reader of Dezeen for years, but have lost touch with all the other architecture blogs I used to read via RSS (RIP Google Reader) pre-current internet. I like their combination of showcases and architecture news, though I do wish there was more technical information given.
Anyone have any architecture blogs they’d love to recommend in a similar vein?
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Why Frank Lloyd Wright was so good
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The tyranny of the algorithm: why every coffee shop looks the same
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Exploring Art Deco architecture's evolution from its 1920s roots to its modern resurgence in Art Deco 2.0
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Escher Lizard flooring project
I like a bit of M.C. Escher art, and I was looking for some Escher images when I stumbled across this old blog post by someone who designed and made his own Escher-inspired floor tiles....
I like a bit of M.C. Escher art, and I was looking for some Escher images when I stumbled across this old blog post by someone who designed and made his own Escher-inspired floor tiles. Fascinating stuff!
Here's the main page, showing a photo of the finished floor: https://danceswithferrets.org/geekblog/?page_id=911
Then there's 8 blog entries, showing the steps he went through from initial idea to finished product.
As a bonus, here's a simple guide I found, which explains how Escher designed & made his tiles: http://static1.squarespace.com/static/5754f47fcf80a16bffa02c45/t/57c6b680f7e0abc8f6ac6993/1472640669212/Escher-tiling-instructions.pdf
It's so simple when you know how! But there's obviously still some artistry involved in deciding what shapes to cut & paste.
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Is it time to do away with “good taste?”
8 votes -
The UGHZ Principle
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The age of average
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Arne Aksel: ‘Denmark had become this decorative no-go land. We've been in a white or gray or beige box for what – 20, 25 years? I think people have had enough.’
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Inside one of Japan's tiniest houses
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How “dementia villages” work
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Is the open-plan office heading to the grave?
5 votes -
Casino design and why there are no ninety degree turns in most casinos
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Vintage IKEA! A 1960s armchair just sold for £12k – here are ten other surprising secondhand Swedish hits
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What I rent: £700 a month for a one bed flat in Kings Heath, Birmingham
11 votes -
The secret history of the conversation chair
8 votes -
Furniture giant IKEA has announced it will stop printing its traditional catalogue, one of the world's biggest annual publications, after seventy years
10 votes -
Will the millennial aesthetic ever end?
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What life indoors looks like in Tokyo’s cramped homes
8 votes -
How infectious disease defined the American bathroom
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The curse of an open floor plan
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Inside the collapse of $100 million home-design startup Homepolish
6 votes -
The secret history of the conversation chair
11 votes -
The Rubook bookcase is inspired by the legendary Rubik's Cube
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Chart Art Fair – It is time for something new in Danish design says Maria Bruun
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Monolithic concrete forms associated with brutalist architecture inspired the interiors of Axel Arigato's Copenhagen flagship store
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The Frankfurt Kitchen changed how we cook—and live
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Why can’t we have decent toilet stalls?
22 votes -
How we lost our ambitions for the tech-enabled home
16 votes