The Architecture Thread

[lawyerdad]

Does spelling it "fuckt" somehow make it more likely to get past workplace filtered than if you wrote "fucked"?

 

[CDFS]



That makes sense.

I'm also surprised the thought of preferring a private water closet facility is apparently controversial. I know many Euros are less modest than many Norte Americanos, but I'm very comfortable in my own skin, and would still prefer opaque walls and a door when taking a dump. Did not realize the divide was that great. Either that or this thread is non-representative...

Once, I used the facilities in a bar/restaurant with LCD glass. My prostate betrayed me to be a puritan North-American.

 

[Journeyman]

Paz y Comedias house
Ramon Esteve
Valencia, Spain

Stunning.

What a house, and what a location.

The stone and wood give it great warmth, too.

 

[ramuman]



I was referring more to his gherkin. I grew up in woodside, but you couldn't drag me back.

Sorry, the levels of complexity went over my head.

When I was in undergrad, my parents took me to Woodside and I guess the mystique of the tech entrepreneurs that lived there always stuck with me - so many tech guys lived there that I wanted to live there.

Also, if you have a Pritzker, you can get away with a lot.

 

[itsstillmatt]



Sorry, the levels of complexity went over my head.

When I was in undergrad, my parents took me to Woodside and I guess the mystique of the tech entrepreneurs that lived there always stuck with me - so many tech guys lived there that I wanted to live there.

Also, if you have a Pritzker, you can get away with a lot.

We actually ended up there because my father, as an undergraduate at Stanford, fell in love with the town. This was like 1950. We moved there in 1980 or so. It was kind of an idyllic place to grow up, but eventually it was really boring as a kid. There just weren't that many kids in Woodside. I actually don't like how the place has changed*, though I can see the mystique. It is still beautiful, though. I guess I am one of the people left who remembers when Buck's was the Wagon Wheel.

*Back then it was no less wealthy, but it actually was casual. Now it just has the air of casualness but so much more structure and security. There was less pretense.

 

[StephenHero]



Sorry honey, you fuckt up, you made a personal attack, and then you got owned. You should just admit it and move on, but that is hardly likely for an insecure ignorant little ***** like you.

Oh, this is precious.

 

[ramuman]



We actually ended up there because my father, as an undergraduate at Stanford, fell in love with the town. This was like 1950. We moved there in 1980 or so. It was kind of an idyllic place to grow up, but eventually it was really boring as a kid. There just weren't that many kids in Woodside. I actually don't like how the place has changed*, though I can see the mystique. It is still beautiful, though. I guess I am one of the people left who remembers when Buck's was the Wagon Wheel.

*Back then it was no less wealthy, but it actually was casual. Now it just has the air of casualness but so much more structure and security. There was less pretense.

I can see where you're coming from on that.

 

[sugarbutch]



Nice one, SB. My only ***** would be to get rid of that deck furniture in the third pic.

What? The outdoor lounge?

 

[Loathing]

Face it Stephen, you got rekt by Fang66. Clearly you can't tell your travertine from your tufa from your granite, nor can your correctly rank your global monolithic domes by size.

 

[ethanm]

Stephen, how do you feel about the Ayasofya?

 

[Hayward]

Vertical Itaim
Apartments
Sao Paolo

StudioMK27 (Marcio Kogan) 2014

http://studiomk27.com.br/p/vertical-itaim/

 

[Find Finn]

Was posted a couple pages back, I still don't like the interior.

Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

Jesus, this guy's office is a ******* machine. He's got a new project completed like every month.

MK27 (Marcio Kogan)
Vitacon Itaim Building
São Paulo, Brazil
2014

 

[ramuman]

It looks like a Jenga tower

 

[Hayward]

LOL

 

[Hayward]

Songpa Micro Housing
Infill Multi-unit development
SsD/Dyne Architects
Seoul
2014

http://www.ssdarchitecture.com/works/residential/songpa-micro-housing/