Serenastyle Scrapbook

paperc-ut:

(via yalilan)

ecar:

archresearch:

Zamet Centre

Perhaps creating a false topography in order to create a greater sense of site connectivity.  The flat, characteristic-less site can be located in any location on the planet.  Create topography, the site becomes unique, the building responding to that topography.

via www.archdaily.com

kind of cheesy when the topography is man-made to begin with…perhaps if there was some interrelation to the original topography or surrounding geography, it’d make more sense…but I don’t see any green at all.

handa:

Dropular - Dropped by jood.

This is amazing…I can hardly make a 6’ drawing proportional.

icanread:

(by dollyprane)

chrbutler:

Amazing! This laptop is made from recyclable paper pulp.

Writeup from Dvice.com:

It’s something computer companies are already striving for, but designer Je Sung Park is taking the idea of a recyclable computer to its furthest limits. His Recyclable Paper Laptop is made from pulp and reprocessed materials, and would be broken down into the same when all is said and done.

people are too vain for this to work—but I appreciate the concept anyway

architectureblog:

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(via ache)

my biggest mistake, apparently.