atavus:

Paper pop-ups by Mengyu Chen.

jude-k:

Sushicafé Avenida by Saraiva + Associados
Something different for a change!

architecturemas:

House in La Moraleja (Madrid), 1973 by Miguel Fisac

ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION: Miguel Fisac (1913-2006)

Up to this point in history, the use of fabrics in formworks was purely utilitarian, seen as a simple and cost-effective strategy in construction, although Lilienthal had commented on the resulting texture of the concrete. The first person to truly acknowledge the architectural and aesthetic possibilities of fabric formwork was Spanish architect Miguel Fisac (Fundación Miguel Fisac, 2010).

devidsketchbook:

Stunning Pour Paintings by Holton Rower [VIDEO]

Head on over to The Hole in New York right now (until May 26) and you’ll be able to experience an amazingly colorful exhibit by Holton Rower. The first New York solo exhibition for the artist, “Pour Paintings” is just that, they’re paintings created by carefully pouring paint over plywood. The result is incredible color combinations that are stunningly psychedelic. Make sure to watch the video at the end of this post to see how this type of beautiful art form takes shape. 

[Via mymodernmet]
Photos via [The Hole] and [Scott Lynch] 

co-zine:

120217 - Hans Scharoun’s Berliner Philharmonie.