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[generalwolfbread]

Transfusion of Thoughts is not mind control. Keepers are donors for the ones requiring seeds of thoughts to get awakened to the Truth. And we donot define what the Truth is because it is only possible to tell what it is not.

We also emit Love that is the quintessence of Truth... but if your love is infinite then the darkness in your heart shall also be infinite. the matter is choosing the light side to culminate the hearts... your love thus can be infinite at the extend your ability to transform all the darkness to the light... this is the mastership... such a mastership is gained through many aeons through shedding numerous skins...

...and divine mechanism where many varying realities emerge and live donot prioritize your personal expectations ! Though you deserve to become one with the Alephzero formless love state for ever and thus deserve to rescue yourself from your own godly individual entity that is sum of a many spiritual embers, if your soul is indispensable within the system as it is, then you are designated as an official to those sets of reality for further service. Unless newbees grown to take your place you continue to service. So if you are too perfect then it would be hard for you to find an equivalent match to leave your spiritual throne or legacy ! and thus you shall continue to serve in agony... in agony because it is a great agony for a soul to continue its service though it really deserved to become one with the divine flux of love.

[wevuxmag]

The Brazilian studios Rosenbaum and Aleph Zero recently collaborated to house 540 children who study at Canuanã boarding-school. The project proposes a new understanding of the learning space also as a place of residence. It involved an open and intense collaboration with the local community, teachers, administration, and especially, the children. Through workshops the community developed a common understanding of the problem and its possible solutions.

Residencies are set together in groups of five, organized around three large patios filled with local savannah and tropical species. These courtyards serve as gathering spaces and also as means of reducing heat and controlling air humidity.A thin, white metallic roof supported by a lightweight wood structure following a regular grid of 5,90m by 5,90m embraces the villages and common spaces. Beyond protection from sun and rain, the roof and grid set composes an intermediary space between the outside and inside, behaving as a great veranda that marks the vast horizon and frames views of the exterior and interior vegetation. The studio decided for glued laminated eucalyptus wood as the structural elements for its versatility, pre-fabrication and sustainable characteristics.

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CHILDREN VILLAGE #AlephZero #architecture #color #community #creativity #design #eucalyptus #house #inspiration The Brazilian studios Rosenbaum and Aleph Zero recently collaborated to house 540 children who study at Canuanã boarding-school.

[juliandmouton30]

RIBA reveals 62 projects vying to be named world's best new building

A forest chapel in Japan, an oyster-shell-inspired ferry terminal in Italy and a grain silo converted into an art museum in South Africa are among the projects shortlisted for the second edition of the RIBA International Prize.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has released a longlist of 62 projects vying for the RIBA International Prize 2018, a biennial architecture award that aims to set a global standard for architecture.

Covering everything from small housing projects, to major new museums and office buildings, the list includes projects from 28 countries, by firms including BIG, Zaha Hadid Architects, Foster + Partners and Heatherwick Studio.

Zeitz MOCAA, Cape Town, South Africa, by Heatherwick Studio

Dezeen is media partner for the RIBA International Prize 2018.

Other projects in the running for the award include Dorte Mandrup's sculptural extension to the Wadden Sea visitor centre, along with Ensamble Studio's large-scale contemporary sculptures set in the Montana wilderness.

Also longlisted is a library in Istanbul by Tabanlıoğlu Architects, and a nearby mosque set into terraced steps by Emre Arolat Architects.

Salerno Maritime Terminal, Salerno, Italy, by Zaha Hadid Architects

Rogers Stirck Harbour + Partners has two buildings on the list: a 34-storey office tower in Sydney with criss-crossed red braces, and a 50-storey tower block for a bank headquarters in Mexico City.

Japanese architect Hiroshi Nakamura is behind the forest chapel on the list, while Stefano Boeri is recognised for his tree-covered tower in Milan.

The project that was named World Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival last month is also among the nominees. The structure, created by a team from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, is a prototype for an affordable, earthquake-proof house built from rammed earth.

BBVA Bancomer Tower, Mexico City, Mexico, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners with Legorreta + Legorreta

"The RIBA International List 2018 shines a light on the world's best new buildings and most impressive architectural talent," said RIBA president Ben Derbyshire.

"Most importantly, this significant selection of 62 projects illustrates the meaningful impact and transformative quality that well-designed buildings can have on communities, wherever they are in the world."

Vertical forest, Milan, Italy, by Boeri Studio with Studio Emanuela Borio and Laura Gatti

The RIBA International Prize was open to any registered architect in the world – not just RIBA members. All projects were eligible, regardless of size, type or budget, provided they demonstrated "visionary and innovative thinking".

A jury – including Diller Scofidio + Renfro co-founder Liz Diller and Joshua Bolchover of Rural Urban Framework – will select a shortlist from these 62 projects.

They will then visit each of these projects in person and name four finalists, before an overall winner is announced in November 2018.

Wadden Sea Centre, Ribe, Denmark, by Dorte Mandrup

The first edition of the prize was won by Grafton Architects, with their vertical campus for a Peruvian University.

Described by judges as a "modern-day Machu Picchu", the Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC) was praised as an exceptional example of civil architecture.

Explore the entire longlist here:

› 8 Chifley Square, Sydney, Australia, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners with Lippmann Partnership › AP House Urbino, Pieve di Cagna, Italy, by Gardini Gibertini Architects › Audain Art Museum, Whistler, British Columbia, Canada, by Patkau Architects › Baan Huay Sarn Yaw - Post Disaster School, Chiang Rai, Thailand, by Vin Varavarn Architects › Baitasi House of the Future, Beijing, China, by Dot Architects › BBVA Bancomer Tower, Mexico City, Mexico, by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners with Legorreta + Legorreta › Beyazıt State Library, Istanbul, Turkey, by Tabanlıoğlu Architects › Bremer Landesbank Headquarters, Bremen, Germany, by Caruso St John Architects › Bundner Kunstmuseum Chur, Chur, Switzerland, by Barozzi Veiga › Cabbage Tree House, Bayview, Australia, by Peter Stutchbury Architecture

Beyazıt State Library, Istanbul, Turkey, by Tabanlıoğlu Architects

› Captain Kelly's Cottage, Tasmania, Australia, by John Wardle Architects › Central European University - Phase 1, Budapest, Hungary, by O'Donnell + Tuomey with M-Teampannon Kft › Children Village, Formoso do Araguaia, Brazil, Alephzero with Rosenbaum › City Hall Deventer, Deventer, Netherlands, by Neutelings Riedijk Architecten › Cluny Park Residences, Singapore, by SCDA › Cuernavaca House, Mexico City, Mexico, by Tapia McMahon › Empower, Khayelitsha, South Africa, by Urban-Think Tank, ETHZ › EY Centre, Sydney, Australia, by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp › Factory In The Forest, Penang, Malaysia, by Design Unit Sdn Bhd with Chin Kuen Cheng Architect › Garden Tower, Wabern, Switzerland, by Buchner Bründler Architekten

Structures of Landscape, Fishtail, Montana, United States of America, by Ensamble Studio

› GS1 Portugal, Lisbon, Portugal, by PROMONTORIO › Joolz, Amsterdam, Netherlands, by Space Encounters Office for Architecture › Kannikegaarden, Ribe, Denmark, by Lundgaard & Tranberg Arkitekter › Kericho Cathedral, Kericho, Kenya, by John McAslan + Partners with Triad Architects › King Fahad National Library, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by Gerber Architekten › Kunstmuseum Basel, Basel, Switzerland, by Christ & Gantenbein › Lanka Learning Center, Eastern Province, Sri Lanka, by Feat Collective › M4 Metro Line Budapest, Budapest, Hungary, by Palatium Studio, with Budapesti Építőművészeti Műhely, Gelesz és Lenzsér Építészeti, Puhl és Dajka Építész Iroda, sporaarchitects, VPI Építész Studio and Palatium M4 Projekt › MAAT, Lisbon, Portugal, by AL_A › Maersk Tower, extension of the Panum complex at the University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, by CF Møller Architects › Mount Herzl Memorial Hall, Jerusalem, Israel, by Kimmel Eshkolot Architects in collaboration with Kalush Chechick Architects

Sayama Forest Chapel, Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan, by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP

› Msheireb Museums, Doha, Qatar, by John McAslan + Partners › Mulan Weichang Visitor Centre, Weichang, China, by HDD › Musee d'arts de Nantes, Nantes, France, by Stanton Williams › Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, The Netherlands, by Kraaijvanger Architects › National Design Centre, Singapore, by SCDA › Oasia Hotel Downtown, Singapore, by WOHA Architects › Post-earthquake reconstruction demonstration project of Guangming Village, Zhaotong City, China, by One University One Village Programme, The Chinese University of Hong Kong › Queen Elisabeth Hall, Antwerp, Belgium, by SimpsonHaugh, with Bureau Bouwtechniek › ROGIC ROKI Global Innovation Centre, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan, by Tetsuo Kobori Architects › Salerno Maritime Terminal, Salerno, Italy, by Zaha Hadid Architects with Interplan Seconda

The Palestinian Museum, Birzeit, Palestine, by Heneghan Peng Architects with Arabtech Jardaneh

› Sancaklar Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey, by EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture › Sayama Forest Chapel, Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan, by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP › Social Housing in Bairro Padre Cruz, Lisbon, Portugal, by Orange - Arquitectura e Gestão de Projecto with Bruno Silvestre Architecture and D Sul › Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, Athens, Greece, by Renzo Piano Building Worskhop with BETAPLAN › Structures of Landscape, Fishtail, Montana, United States of America, by Ensamble Studio › Studio Dwelling at Rajagiriya, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Palinda Kannangara Architects › Suzhou Chapel, China, by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office › Tatsumi Apartment House, Tokyo, Japan, Hiroyuki Ito Architects › The Ancient Church of Vilanova de la Barca, Spain, by AleaOlea architecture&landscape › The Palestinian Museum, Birzeit, Palestine, by Heneghan Peng Architects with Arabtech Jardaneh

Kericho Cathedral, Kericho, Kenya, by John McAslan + Partners with Triad Architects

› Three Metro Stations L9, Barcelona, Spain, by Garcés-de Seta-Bonet Arquitectes with TEC 4 Ingenieros Consultores › Tirpitz, Blåvand, Denmark, by BIG › Toho Gakuen School of Music, Tokyo, Japan, by Nikken Sekkei › Tolsa 61, Mexico City, Mexico, by MOCAA Arquitectos › University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris › Vertical forest, Milan, Italy, by Boeri Studio with Studio Emanuela Borio and Laura Gatti › Wadden Sea Centre, Ribe, Denmark, by Dorte Mandrup › Welcome Centre and office building, Shanghai, China, by Sergison Bates Architects › Xiao Jing Wan University, Shenzhen, China, by Foster + Partners with GDI › YKK80 Building, Tokyo, Japan, by Nikken Sekkei › Zeitz MOCAA, Cape Town, South Africa, by Heatherwick Studio with Van Der Merwe Miszewski Architects, Rick Brown Associates and Jacobs Parker

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Tupi or not tupi #alephzero (em Museu Oscar Niemeyer)