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Guess the Building—Rooftop Edition!
This week’s edition of ‘Guess the Buidling’ features model Erin Heatherton on a striking sculptural terrace. Golden sunlight bounces off playful chimneys, creating a dynamic backdrop for this contemporary fashion shoot. Built by a modern master with a penchant for ornament and allegory, this project is a mainstay of academic and popular discussion. Have you seen the warm-toned masonry and arabesque motifs before?
Punk-Rock Architecture?—Studded, Spiked Buildings In Honor Of The Met Costume Institute
Studded leather jackets and spiked colors are back, thanks to the Metropolitan Museum’s highly publicized “Punk: Chaos to Couture” show, which opens tomorrow in New York City. And while we know that punk constitutes much more than just stapling some metal accouterments onto your shirt and calling it a day, well, we were so inspired by the exhibition’s spinous fashions that we decided to their architectural equivalents. So cue up some Sex Pistols and click through to see some seriously spiky, badass buildings!
Guess The Building—China Edition!
For this week’s Guess the Building post, Architizer is headed to China! While we constantly find ourselves covering major projects by Western architects that have flocked to the Far East to build (Steven Holl, Coop Himmelb(l)au, PES-Architects to name a few), this set of fashion photos features the amazing work of a local architect with an international reputation! Think you’ve seen that gorgeous striated masonry before? Can you name the building? Tell us in the comments section below.
Click through for our comprehensive ranking of starchitect-designed shoes, from the fab to the fug.
3D Printed Dress Brings Technology to the Paris Catwalk
Is robot produced clothes the future of fashion and couture? This dress was the result of a collaboration between by Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen and professor Neri Oxman from the MIT’s Media Lab. Interview here
This tote is just one example of the awesome Lowline merch that so many people have started rocking to show their Lowline support.
We just got this mysterious submission from MMBLOG: A tribute to human space
“Objects / artifacts that a man already being used to endorse or expand in order his ‘acting’ or ‘being’ in the (architectural) space to expand or confirm.”
Keep sending us your designs!
…even if they are mysterious.
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