The Montreuil Conservatory, by Claude Le Goas, 1976. Each of the metal pods on the façade is an acoustically separated practice room. It is an exceptionally advanced building, featuring an irrigated steel structure which has beams filled with water to slow their disintegration in the case of a fire.
Temple in Antis by AG “LesoSplaw”
Lewis F. Day writes in Pattern Design about the development of the ‘Arab lattice’.
Green Dream, Earthenware with translucent glazes, 2011 by Matthew Groves
Sunday 21st April 2013
Coral Reef. Mike Nelson, 2000. (Shown here at Tate Britain, 2010).
Turner Prize-nominated for original exhibition at Matt’s Gallery, 2001.
A Delicious Chocolate Version of a Design Classic
“Up5″ was designed by architect Gaetano Pesce to resemble a female figure tied to a ball, “symbolizing the shackles that keep women subjugated.” Now that’s what we like to see in interior decor—furniture that makes more than an aesthetic statement!
Jan van Rymsdyk, from William Hunter’s Anatomia uteri humani gravidi tabulis illustrata (The anatomy of the human gravid uterus exhibited in figures), 1774.
