notes.husk.org. scribblings by Paul Mison.

2012-10-30

“The depiction of a promise”

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Are you familiar with Baidu? The Chinese can’t show satellite images of their cities so they model these detailed axonometric cityscapes.

Baidu shows very beautiful representations, similar to hand-drawn maps. They’re like the depiction of a promise, telling you that it’s a beautiful country to live in, whether it’s true or not.

Michael Stoll interviewed for Domus. Previously, previously.

(Source: domusweb.it)

2012-02-16

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photo 23:45:06
less-ismore:

HERMAN  HERTZBERGER 
Centraal  Beheer, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, 1967-72. Axonometric drawing.
RIBA  Royal Gold Medal 2012.

That’s nice, that.

less-ismore:

HERMAN HERTZBERGER 

Centraal Beheer, Apeldoorn, The Netherlands, 1967-72. Axonometric drawing.

RIBA Royal Gold Medal 2012.

That’s nice, that.

2011-06-07

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photo 18:06:00
An axonometric drawing of the new Tottenham Court Road ticket hall, complete with art by Daniel Buren, from the page for the project on Art on the Underground. (thanks, Chris.)

An axonometric drawing of the new Tottenham Court Road ticket hall, complete with art by Daniel Buren, from the page for the project on Art on the Underground. (thanks, Chris.)

2009-07-22

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photo 11:33:00
The Manhattan Airport Foundation suggest putting an airport on Central Park. It’s an amazingly pretty and professional site, for what must surely be a prank.
(It’s probably a bit worrying that my first technical objection is that airport runways are better aligned east-west than north-south, isn’t it?)

The Manhattan Airport Foundation suggest putting an airport on Central Park. It’s an amazingly pretty and professional site, for what must surely be a prank.

(It’s probably a bit worrying that my first technical objection is that airport runways are better aligned east-west than north-south, isn’t it?)

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