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The South Bank as it might have been.
The design by Misha Black (drawn by Hilton Wright in 1946) was a huge kidney shaped Fun Palace topped off by a heliport. Schemes for this area of London have always hovered between the grandiose and mundane. Perhaps the assembly of broken dreams is preferable to a complete totalitarian nightmare.
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Rooftop Remodeling, Vienna, 1983-1988
Coop Himmelb(l)au
Deconstructivist Architecture, 25 Years Later
via John Hill
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Really beautiful use of space. LEDscape
http://architecturelinked.com/profiles/blogs/ledscape
Julie Mehretu.
Mehretu creates visual metaphors for life-altering change and displacement, superimposing motifs from interpretations of city grids, modernist design buildings, contemporary graphics, cartography, meteorology, graffiti, and cartooning.
Pixel Clouds by Daniel Arsham.
Delicate plastic sculpture work by Daniel Arsham. Though the web site labels the materials as “plastic” my hunch would be these are ping pong balls that have been dyed and somehow adhered into these incredible structures.
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Michael Beach
Composed Line
Sketching
