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ARTETECNOLOGA

TRADICIN


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Inventando espacios con acero y torsiones.

Richard Serraen el MoMA


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Arne Quinzeat Burning Man

nomada.blogs.com/jfreire/arquitectura/index.html


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Here is a sequence of images showing the construction

and destruction of the giant wood sculpture designed by

Arne Quinze of Quinze & Milanat the Burning Man

festival in Death Valley, USA in September last year.


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The sculpture is a larger version of the timber installations

Quinze has built at design shows in London, Cologne and

Miami and required 150km of wooden laths.


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It took 25 people over three

weeks to build the structure,

which measured 60m x 30m

x 15m high.


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The structure was destroyed as the final burn of the week-long festival.


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arquitectura espaola en el moma


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Great Canfield

A Quinlan and Francis

Terry Architects project.

This is an example of

W.T.Lamb & Sons

Gauged Arches in our

Cut Face TLB RedRubber Material.


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Juniper HillA Quinlan and Francis Terry Architects project.


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Williamsberg, EastCoast USA

A Quinlan and

Francis Terry

Architects project.


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Private Residence, Dorset, UK

Known as Ferne Park, this private residence that Quinlan Terry designed in Dorset, UK,

was named "Best Modern Classical House" in 2003 by the Georgian Group.


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Merchants Square Meets Quinlan Terry


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Second aerial view

by William

Campbell for Arthur

Shurcliff's office,

c.1928, with then-

standing Methodist

Church at right rear,

where Richmond

and Jamestown

roads meet Duke of

Gloucester Street.

Such drawingsreveal the influence

of formal urban

planning like that for

Chicago's 1893

Columbian

Exposition and

1901-02 McMillanproposals for

Washington, D.C.,

ultimately gentled in

Williamsburg by the

small scale of the

Historic Area.


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July 3, 1930, sketch by Perry, Shaw & Hepburn showing the Methodist Church and

the north block much as built but before parking was moved to the rear.


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1930s view of the south block, with the Craft House, then A & P Grocery, on the left.


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Quinlan Terry'spreliminary design sketch, January, 2001, for the

west elevation of new additions to Merchants Square.


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January, 2002, Quinlan Terrydrawing for the west elevation of the newnorthwest building, issued by Richmond architects Glave and Holmes.


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Detail of brick niche centered on the upper wall of the northwest building.


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Erith and Terry detail for

brickwork crowning the

northwest corner of the

new building. Drawn by

Christine Terry for Erith

and Terry.


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The northwest

corner brickwork

detailed in the

sketch at left

nearing

completion.


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Model of the Quinlan Terry Riverside development


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El arquitecto luxemburgus Len Krier, ha diseado el anexo a la

Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Miami. Es una obrahistrica que juga "a hacer ciudad" con un simple edificio y un costo

reducido. Recuerdo que un da de presentaciones en la Universidad

de Miami, se me ocurri invitar al poeta cumanayagense Nstor

Daz de Villegas. Convenimos encontramos en la biblioteca de

Phillip Jonson (lugar al que Nstor era adicto). All cogimos el state

of the artMetrorail hasta University Station. Al llegar, ya la cosa

haba empezado.... Michael Graves, una de las estrellas delpostmodernismo yuma. Despus le toc el turno a Len: brillante,

lleno de ingenio, intolerante con la mediocridad.El jurado le

cuestionaba que su estilo historicista no se avena a la esttica

tecnolgica contempornea.

Len contest: Seores para conectar unacomputadora lo nico que se necesita es untomacorrientes -y a veces ni eso. Soy un creador de

formas y no ando mirando a qu perodo pertenecen...las empleo como convengan.

Len Krier


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I have tried to design ahouse that represents

"Home" the way a childwould draw it.My aim was todesign a real Kolonihavehus

with a bit of the fantasy and the

exotic that these small houses

symbolize.

The house is to be understoodas a place with a roof where

one can seek cover.

There is a fireplace, a bed, a

table and a walled-in garden. In

the garden is a little shed with

wood for the fireplace.It is important for architectsto design something peoplefeel good living in.Leon K r ier


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" To protest against the transfo rmat ion and destruct io n of cit ies servesno purpo se i f we do not have a global al ternat ive plan of reconstruct ion

in ou r hands. A cr it ique wh ich has n o project is another face of a

fragmented so ciety, of which th e city is the instrum ent and expressio n. "

Leon Krier

ReconstructionofFriedrichstrassein Berlin (1981)

IBA Competitionentry by MauriceCulot and LeonKrier


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LEON KRIERdesigned the master plan for

town of Poundbury in Dorset, England,

a project sponsored by the Prince of Wales


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http://wirednewyork.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3799

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www.eurocouncil.net/id21.htm

http://www.cyburbia.org/forums/showthread.php?t=15355


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