Ruined Polaroids by William Miller on thisispaper.com
Ruined Polaroids by William Miller on thisispaper.com
These pictures are taken with a camera that is, by most definitions, broken: an old Polaroid SX-70 camera that I rescued from a yard sale last year. I’ve always loved this camera. It is an ingeniously conceived, complicated bundle of gears and switches with dozens of moving parts packed in tight like a chrome and leather pistol…
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Airvase Gradation Pattern by TORAFU ARCHITECTS on thisispaper.com
Airvase Gradation Pattern by TORAFU ARCHITECTS on thisispaper.com
This is a paper bowl that enfolds air. You can freely change its shape by molding it. The thin and lightweight paper gains tension and strength when pulled out. Created exclusively for Ligne Roset, this special edition features a gradation pattern with multiple color shades on each side. Each shade comes to life when opened and viewed from different angles…
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Cloudy house by Takao Shiotsuka Atelier on thisispaper.com
Cloudy house by Takao Shiotsuka Atelier on thisispaper.com
This house is located in suburbs of Oita-city. The place is a small-scale residential quarter developed about 30 years ago. The housing lot exists together to the farmland, and atmosphere there calm compared with the city part. There is no special, wonderful view…
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DC10 chair by Inoda Sveje on thisispaper.com
DC10 chair by Inoda Sveje on thisispaper.com
The chair is the culmination of our studies in past and present production techniques, to combining advanced machinery finishing and exist handicraft. The wood-parts in the chair flows together in a continuous organic surface; an outside and a inside surface meeting in a line and the inner surface adapting to human ergonomics. While the chair is not decorated in a classic sense every small part of the surface has been treated as a decorative element…
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Trotters for Pieces by TAF on thisispaper.com
Trotters for Pieces by TAF on thisispaper.com
A new Swedish platform dedicated to all possible objects related to our everyday spaces. Pieces are both creators and curators focused on the unique and personal, built through the craft, skill and quality of Swedish production. Pieces was established in 2011 and grew out of a number of ideas that we wanted to develop in a more independent and free context…
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Janus Extension and renewal of the Rapperswil-Jona Municipal Museum by :mlzd Architects on thisispaper.com
Janus Extension and renewal of the Rapperswil-Jona Municipal Museum by :mlzd Architects on thisispaper.com
Starting at the end of the 13th century, a small fortified complex was built inside the town walls of Rapperswil on Lake Zurich. It was comprised of a fortified tower and a residential building, which were linked to one another by a utility building constructed along the town wall. A number of the extravagant interiors from halfway through the 16th century have been preserved until the present and they formed the origin of the museum, which was established in three buildings from 1943 onwards…
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Manifest Destiny! by Mark Reigelman & Jenny Chapman on thisispaper.com
Manifest Destiny! by Mark Reigelman & Jenny Chapman on thisispaper.com
Manifest Destiny! is about our God-given imperative as modern explorers, to seek out parcels of unclaimed territory and boldly establish a new home front in the remaining urban voids of San Francisco…
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WorldWide Carpets by David Hanauer on thisispaper.com
WorldWide Carpets by David Hanauer on thisispaper.com
For the design of his project „WorldWide Carpets“, David Hanauer refers to aerial photographs as they are presented by the software program Google Earth on the internet. From the abundance of pictures which virtually depict the globe and trace entire city structures in detail, the designer mainly picks views from American cities like Las Vegas or Los Angeles for his project, as their structures already follow a composed pattern…
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Silver Tower, 2009-11 by Matthias Hoch on thisispaper.com
Silver Tower, 2009-11 by Matthias Hoch on thisispaper.com
The Dresdner Bank highrise, inaugurated as company headquarters in 1978, was regarded “with its shimmering silver aluminum facade and rounded corners everywhere, as the embodiment of an architecturally and economically prospering Modernism, and is still today a significant landmark on Frankfurt’s skyline…”
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Qiu Hao F/W 2011 Serpens by Matthieu Belin on thisispaper.com
Qiu Hao F/W 2011 Serpens by Matthieu Belin on thisispaper.com
In collaboration with the chinese fashion designer Qiu Hao, a series of fashion photographies to reflect the inspirations of his F/W 2011 collections named “Serpens”. A tribute to this reptile, its mysteries, the fascination and fear it can unveil…
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