20070331

dinosaur's

egg:



[jelly belly?] prehistoric dinosaur egg: $1.49, ages 3+

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shop



thank you shop architects: except perhaps the last sentence, this is perfect!

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schein loft or *



*what winka dubbledam has to say

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spartus




spertus institute of jewish studies at chicago

by krueck+sexton





* last 3 photos taken from the k+s website.

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200

bee-zee is happy to celebrate 200 posts.

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what greg lynn...

... has to say nowadays:
1. computer as a MEDIUM rather than as a tool.
2. symmetry is STUPID.
4. GENERIC is not banal.
5. CLASSIC rather tham timeless.
6. all move to LOS ANGELES.

* explanations after request.

i have to say, i never liked his work. i guess lot of people would agree with me.
but i definitely believe that he has been so influential for [new generations of] architects that took his ideas, his thinking and made beautiful work.

many chicagoans had the opportunity to listen to him this wednesday in art institute.
the lecture was little bit too long and he showed so many [ugly] alessi products that i was getting tired but there was a nice feeling after it, because you had this feeling that finally he is realizing his ideas:blobs + blebs by using laser cutters, 3d printers and all the usual suspects.

the innovative greg lynn is also part of the united architects, where some years ago they did this:


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31st laundrymat::::01







the absolute [monthly] experience of living in south chicago!

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20070329

art party

20070325

orange zest











all architects love orange.
i am wondering if its an after rem effect.
is there anyone [including non-architects] that does not like it?
is it possible not to like it after this post?
;]

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meditation



could i have this toilet only for myself?

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play w/ rem





from day 1 i fell in love with mtcc.

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20070322

agora










agora by magdalena abakanowicz::
106 headless cast-iron figures
each: 9 feet tall + weighing 1,500 pounds

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