¡Oh! ¡Quiero columpiarme ahí!

(Fuente: cineraria, vía losnuncadores)

likeafieldmouse:

Peter Root - Ephemicropolis (2010) - 100,000 staples

(vía howfarcoulditrun)

likeafieldmouse:

Daniel Gray and Kathleen Starrie - An igloo constructed out of milk cartons filled with colored water and frozen 

(Fuente: likeafieldmouse, vía floresenelatico)

darksilenceinsuburbia:

Jannick Deslauriers. Pavots, 2008-2009.

http://www.jannickdeslauriers.com/

elcontexto:

The paper sky, installation 

Con 20.000 piezas de papel, forma piramidal, plegadas y montadas a mano, definiendo una superficie flexible y ondulada. 
mireia◊

via http://www.ohnosumo.com/

(Fuente: peepandpeep)

PP tree instalation by Tom Price

“The longevity and ready availability of the industrially manufactured materials used to construct the installation stands in stark contrast to the ephemerality and natural beauty of the cherry trees and blossoms it emulates”

Vía @____thenomad & fastcodesign

Una foto que colgué ayer en mi otro tumblr, “La mirada efervescente”.

biruliru:

Azul panóptico on Flickr.

A veces el arte consigue ser realmente divertido

Aprovechamiento de la madera.

edgina:

Billon by Vincent Kohler

(vía landscapearchitecture)

lustik:

Myriam Dion via Anna Madeleine from Millions of Colours

Woods of Net pavilion is a fun way for kids to develop their sense of balance and appreciation of colors

(Fuente: pulmonaire, vía landscapearchitecture)

polychroniadis:

‘Shelter for nostalgia’ by Worapong Manupipatpong.

(vía publicdesignfestival)

“Sigue el camino de baldosas de hierbilla”

architizer:

Tapis Rouge! 1,400 feet of turf rollers sent snaking through the village of Jaujac.

(vía elpliego)

publicdesignfestival:

‘gassho’
by Koji Kakiuchi / Yaomitsu designing department, in Iwate, 2011, Japan


Using traditional japanese construction methods they created a small open-air shelter conceived at a scale of a DIY project which involves the notion of memory and time. Infact the construction sits on some remaining foundation of homes that were swept away during the march 2011 tsunami. This simple cabin took 8 hours to assemble,so people are encouraged to do the same across the area with the goal to provide a space for victims to meet and exchange about their past, present and future.

Otra de mis fotos que me encuentro en tumblr.

Una obra de Martin Creed en el MARCO de Vigo, “La mitad del aire de un espacio dado”.

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Another of my pics that I found on tumblr.

A work by Martin Creed at the MARCO, Vigo, “Half the air in a given space.”

(Fuente: danhprt, vía danhprt-deactivated20130317)

floresenelatico:

Tyre poetry