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rachofsky house ~ richard meier | image credit: ja2 photo
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rachofsky house ~ richard meier | image credit: ja2 photo
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CONGRESS CENTER, BIEL/SWITZERLAND, by MAX SCHULP
vertical element + horizontal element + plaza
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Casa Ter, Baix Empordà (ESP), 2020, Mesura
Source: Mesura
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A SCHEME - with concept sketch and schematic plan drawing
Steven Holl, Institute for Contemporary Art, VCU, Richmond/USA http://www.stevenholl.com/projects/vcu-institute-for-contemporary-art?
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OMA + Allies & Morrison, Holland Green, London, England, 2016
Structures 2015 – 2016 | Anchor Ceramics
The pieces represented here have been drawn from an ongoing body of work that is positioned between Bruce Rowe's creative disciplines of art and design. The work represents a practice of visual inquiry that has run concurrently with roles in the design and architecture professions over the last twenty years. Whilst this work is now deeply embedded within the creative activities of the Anchor studio, it’s more often a catalyst for the design process at Anchor, rather than having a direct and traceable connection to a specific design outcome or product. Photography: Lisa Cohen Learn More: anchorceramics.com