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figment nyc’s winner of this year’s city of dreams pavilion competition
“a low-tech structure made of plastic milk cartons sandwiched between a CNC-milled plywood skeleton, with a lush interior lining of of Liriope plants. Called the Living Pavilion, it’s the work of the New York architects Behrang Behin and Ann Ha (although they’re quick to point out that the project was realized thanks to the help of about 70 volunteers, most of them students or underemployed architects.)”

figment nyc’s winner of this year’s city of dreams pavilion competition

“a low-tech structure made of plastic milk cartons sandwiched between a CNC-milled plywood skeleton, with a lush interior lining of of Liriope plants. Called the Living Pavilion, it’s the work of the New York architects Behrang Behin and Ann Ha (although they’re quick to point out that the project was realized thanks to the help of about 70 volunteers, most of them students or underemployed architects.)”

We need you to merge modern traditionalist taste with the interests of an average 12 year old girl.
– (via clientsfromhell)
woonder:

1111 Lincoln Road by Herzog & de Meuron
Hats off to HdM for making something as utilitarian as a multi-storey car park structure this pretty.

woonder:

1111 Lincoln Road by Herzog & de Meuron

Hats off to HdM for making something as utilitarian as a multi-storey car park structure this pretty.



figment nyc’s winner of this year’s city of dreams pavilion competition
“a low-tech structure made of plastic milk cartons sandwiched between a CNC-milled plywood skeleton, with a lush interior lining of of Liriope plants. Called the Living Pavilion, it’s the work of the New York architects Behrang Behin and Ann Ha (although they’re quick to point out that the project was realized thanks to the help of about 70 volunteers, most of them students or underemployed architects.)”

figment nyc’s winner of this year’s city of dreams pavilion competition

“a low-tech structure made of plastic milk cartons sandwiched between a CNC-milled plywood skeleton, with a lush interior lining of of Liriope plants. Called the Living Pavilion, it’s the work of the New York architects Behrang Behin and Ann Ha (although they’re quick to point out that the project was realized thanks to the help of about 70 volunteers, most of them students or underemployed architects.)”

We need you to merge modern traditionalist taste with the interests of an average 12 year old girl.
– (via clientsfromhell)
woonder:

1111 Lincoln Road by Herzog & de Meuron
Hats off to HdM for making something as utilitarian as a multi-storey car park structure this pretty.

woonder:

1111 Lincoln Road by Herzog & de Meuron

Hats off to HdM for making something as utilitarian as a multi-storey car park structure this pretty.

"We need you to merge modern traditionalist taste with the interests of an average 12 year old girl."

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