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benkaden · 17 days
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Ansichtskarte / VintagePostcard / ПОЧТОВАЯ КАРТОЧКА
Харьков. Госпром. Мостик Пассионарии.
№ 14. БЦ 04505. Тир. 10000. Харьков. Фотофабрика. Трест "Укр-Фото". Цена 80 коп.
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normally0 · 18 days
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From Bubble to Cage: Hans Hollein's Architectural Journey and the Necessity of Security in Assessing Rome
Hans Hollein's conceptual journey from the transparent bubble mobile office to the gilded bird cage reflects not only a transformation in architectural vision but also a profound commentary on societal shifts and the complexities of modern work environments. Initially, with his proposal of the transparent bubble mobile office, Hollein epitomized the optimism of the 1960s, envisioning a future where technology would liberate individuals from the confines of traditional workplaces. This vision celebrated freedom and flexibility, allowing professionals to work from any location, untethered by the constraints of a fixed office space. However, as time progressed and societal dynamics evolved, Hollein's perspective seemed to adapt to a more nuanced understanding of the implications of technological advancement. The transition to conceptualizing the mobile office as a gilded bird cage suggests a maturation of thought, recognizing that while technological innovation offers unprecedented opportunities for mobility and connectivity, it also presents new challenges and complexities. The metaphor of the gilded cage evokes the idea of luxury and comfort juxtaposed with limited freedom. In the context of remote work and digital environments, the gilded cage represents the paradox of working from home—a space that offers convenience and comfort but may also impose constraints on personal freedom and creativity. Moreover, the symbolism of the barn swallow, Austria's national bird, adds another layer of significance to Hollein's narrative. The barn swallow, known for its migratory nature and adaptability to various environments, serves as a poignant symbol of mobility and resilience. The choice to echo the barn swallow in this image reflects an awareness of the need for architects to adapt to changing landscapes and embrace innovative solutions while remaining grounded in cultural identity and heritage. Furthermore, the reference to a proposed Pantheon bird cage and the historical significance of symbols like the aquila and the eagle, adds another layer of depth to Hollein's narrative. The Pantheon, with its architectural marvels and historical significance, serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of Rome and the importance of preserving cultural heritage. The symbolism of the aquila, representing imperial rule and military honour, underscores the timeless human quest for security and protection, both physically and ideologically. In the context of assessing Rome, the necessity of security for the architect becomes paramount. Just as the Roman legionaries went to great lengths to protect their standards, architects today must navigate a complex landscape of competing priorities, balancing the preservation of cultural heritage with the need for innovation and adaptation. Hollein's evolution from envisioning a transparent bubble mobile office to conceptualizing of it as a gilded bird cage reflects this ongoing tension between tradition and progress, security and freedom, reminding us of the enduring relevance of historical context in shaping contemporary architectural discourse.
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cloudlin222 · 20 days
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Vietnam, an ever-ascending economy, where everyone is full of vitality.
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connectinterior · 1 month
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The Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an example of which architectural style?
a) Mughal b) Ottoman c) Persian d) Moorish
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quotesfond · 1 year
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Quotes: Architecture
Discover the art and science of building design with architecture quotes from visionaries throughout history. Explore now.
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enrolify · 1 year
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M.Arch – (Master of Architecture)
Overview The Master of Architecture (M.Arch) is a professional architecture degree program that takes two to three years to complete. The program is intended for students with a bachelor’s degree in architecture or a related field, and it aims to prepare them for careers as licensed architects. An M.Arch program’s curriculum typically includes courses in architectural design, building…
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shuklashushant501 · 1 year
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The details on this building 💜 Continuing the previous post Hajipur was a revenue center in Mughal times and the legacy continued in British India, when it was made an administrative center. As a result of the new administrative importance of the town, many institutions were established and the town saw a major influx of officers employed under the banner of British Queen. These officers made the town their home and started constructing their residences. While most of these residences haven't survived today due to the earthquake of 1934, this structure showcases the once glorious architectural heritage of the town. #bihar #bihartourismofficial #tourismofbihar #hajipur #history #architecture #architecturalhistory #architecturalconservation #vaishali #historyofbihar #explorebihar #travelbihar #love #gandak #conservationarchitecture #heritage #heritageofbihar #heritageofvaishali #architecturalheritage #culture #culturalheritage #bihartourism #blissfulbihar #exploreindia #builtheritage #residences #vernacular #ourcultureourpride #fyp https://www.instagram.com/p/Co5AQMZpnnf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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orogolddreams · 1 year
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Monumento a Calixto Garcia Rotonda 5ta Avenida. #rotonda #larotonda ##monument #monuments #monumento #monumentos #monumentoshistoricos #monumentonacional #architecture #city #tourism #architecturephotography #cityphotography #cityscape #cityview #ciudades #historyplace #touristphotography #architecturalhistory #photography #havana #habana #cuba #yoyostravel (at 5ta ave Miramar) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoH9X9AOO-0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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ICYMI: Book Review of #EgyptsGoldenCouple by #JohnDarnell and #ColleenDarnell. A skillful blend of fact and fantasy to reveal the lives of King Tut’s parents.  https://suanneschaferauthor.com/book-review-egypts-golden-couple #AncientEgyptianHistory #ArchitecturalHistory #WomenInHistory
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#Nefertiti
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tanyagotravel · 1 year
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Greek theater, Roman #amphitheater, and Ear of Dionysius... absolutely #phenomenal sites to visit. 👍 All of them part of the Neapolis Archeological Park in Syracuse, Sicily. We had the chance to join a Chinese group while #touring the #park and unexpectedly, a talented Chinese singer disclosed the real uniqueness of Ear of Dionysius #cave. 😱 I'll post the videos of this impressive event on my Youtube channel @tanyagotravel. . . . #italy #italytravel #italytrip #archeologicalsite #archeologylovers #historicalplace #historicalarchitecture #architecturalhistory #traveljunkie #traveladventures #sicily #sicilia #sicilyitaly #sicilytravel #syracuse #siracusa #earofdionysius (at Siracusa, Sicily, Italy.) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl3CVoCLsfD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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benkaden · 1 year
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Ansichtskarte / Vintage Postcard
Београд - Палата "Албанија" Beograd - Palata "Albanija"
"Задружне книге" - Београд
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normally0 · 23 days
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Architectural Visionaries: Bridging Past and Future in Vienna
In the realm of Vienna's architectural imagination, Hans Hollein's iconic Sparkplug collage stands as a provocative symbol of dissatisfaction with architectural norms of the 1960s. This surreal juxtaposition of a colossal sparkplug against a rustic landscape sparks contemplation on the future of architecture. Hollein's rebellion against traditional forms, even modernist conventions, led him to incorporate consumer products of science and technology into his designs, reflecting the spirit of his time.
Walter Pichler's TV Helmet, a visionary creation from 1967, encapsulates the evolving relationship between technology and society. This futuristic device, isolating users in a cocoon of information, foreshadows today's immersive digital experiences. Pichler's Portable Living Room, with its pneumatic plastic bubbles, transcends mere design, delving into the realms of art and architecture while posing questions about the future of individualized living.
Lebbeus Woods, a visionary architect and artist, challenges conventional boundaries with his experimental projects. His designs, often set in zones of crisis, seek to react to diverse human conditions. In the context of Vienna's first district, Woods' experimental sketches envision radical transformations, echoing the city's political aspirations for change and adaptation.
The collaboration and juxtaposition of Hollein, Pichler, and Woods in a Vienna context symbolize a fusion of tradition, innovation, and political consciousness. As Vienna prepares to host the Fabrication Gap symposium, this metaphorical exploration underscores the urgent need for industrializing construction processes. By embracing innovative methods and interdisciplinary dialogue, architects can bridge the gap between past and future, transforming visions into tangible realities.
In this collaborative vision, architecture becomes a nexus of political aspirations, societal reflections, and technological advancements. The forthcoming symposium serves as a platform for furthering this discourse, inviting architects, scholars, and policymakers to explore novel approaches to construction and urban development. Just as Hollein, Pichler, and Woods challenged the status quo of their time, today's architects must dare to reimagine the built environment, forging a path towards a more sustainable, inclusive future.
Fabrication Gap Symposium: Thu, 18 Apr 2024, 14:30 - Fri, 19 Apr 2024, 17:30 CEST
7 Vordere Zollamtsstraße, 1030 Wien, Austria
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arkinauta · 2 years
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nataliewilletts · 2 years
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A stained glass window on the western side of Lincoln Cathedral. #stainedglass #stainedglassart #stainedglasswindow #lincoln #lincolncathedral #lincolnshire #lincolnshirelife #lincolnheritage #lincolncity #lincolnshirecountryside #cathedral #history #medievalart #medievalhistory #medieval #medievalarchitecture #christianhistory #Christianity #art #architecturalhistory #architecturalphotography #architectural #architecture #blogger #blog #hunchbackofnotredame #theatre (at Lincoln Cathedral) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ced74PQISjA/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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historysisco · 1 year
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I've always loved these buildings located on Alexander Avenue between 138th and 139th Streets in the Bronx. You don't really see too many of these types of row houses in the Bronx. I've mainly seen them in Brooklyn, particularly in Fort Greene.
According to the Historic District Council (HDC) Mott Haven Historic Districts webpage:
"Designated July 29, 1969
Alexander Avenue, once known as “The Irish 5th Avenue” and “Politicians’ Row,” features numerous handsome residences and public buildings from the turn of the century. One of the earliest, if not the earliest, series of row houses in the Bronx can be found here, built between 1863 and 1865."
There's nothing like coming across some history while getting your steps in on the streets of the Bronx and New York City.
#AlexanderAvenue #MottHavenHistoricDistrict #ArchitecturalHistory #RowHouses #BronxHistory #NewYorkHistory #NYHistory #NYCHistory #History #Historia #Histoire #Geschichte #HistorySisco
For Further Reading:
Mott Haven Historic District from the Museum of New York City website
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