The Architect Journal have published a digital edition celebrating 30 years of architecture at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and it features the majority of the 2012 entries. My [RE]Constructed Ground #01 is published with a picture and short description, which be found here (subscription required) on page 44. I also like the nice simple diagram of all the entries and their titles.
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written by Andrew Morris, architectural designer and Master of Architecture graduate, with distinction, from the University of Edinburgh. Examples of my work are collected under the work page below.
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how can we explore our curiosities?
blog, draw, make, model, read, research, speculate, write . . .
written by Andrew Morris, architectural designer and Master of Architecture graduate, with distinction, from the University of Edinburgh. Examples of my work are collected under the work page below.
• contact
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studio curiosity
Following:
Kieran Thomas WardleThings Organized Neatly
Tumblr Staff
Drawing ARCHITECTURE
The Architectural Review's Folio
/////
Sophie Madeleine
Analogue Books
Jez Burrows
Plagiarism is necessary. Progress demands it.
INSTALLATIONS OF VARIABLE DIMENSIONS
aG
ARCHSY
open-24HRS
ZTH
HAStudios
David Blair Ross
Oliver Hibbs - AT+modelmaker
make, draw, sleep. repeat.
Latent Marseille
a / b JOURNAL
Brown + Brown Architects
Three Pigs Workshop
Video by Graypants creators of the Scraplights below.
Whether Graypants see themselves as a design studio or creative think tank they importantly remind us to experiment & explore. *Most importantly make and get your ideas out there!*
Scraplights by Graypants
Great light shades made from recycled/scrap cardboard, cut on a laser and assembled by hand. Beautiful appearance and lighting affect both in its whole and close up detail. Following my post on Play of Brilliants, it is another nice example of using a commonplace cheap/standard materialin a new & innovative way. Why is it always lamp/light related?!?!
Traces of an Anonymous Object [detail]
rust on cotton
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Excavations & Permanences
laser cut drawing
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The Blank Page
Recently found this on the seat of the #19 bus to Finsbury Park.
By Damian Griffiths, Royal College of Art graduate 2012.
My friend Alistair Blake has created these beautiful lamps from standard copper plumbing elements. Great to see commonplace modular manufactured components used in new & innovative ways. Aesthetically the copper is untreated and will develop a unique patina with age & use.
“it is not about doing extraordinary things, it is about doing ordinary things extraordinarily well”
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