Showing posts with label Dinamic Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinamic Architecture. Show all posts

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Spam Architecture at Seoul Museum of Art


The images from the Spam Architecture series are generated by a computer program that accepts as input, junk email. Various patterns, keywords and rhythms found in the text are translated into three-dimensional modeling gestures.

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Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Floating Tower in Singapore


How amazing??!! Far East Organization has commissioned the Office for Metropolitan Architecture to build this residential high-rise which stands at 153 meters tall.

I'm all for clever architecture but this thing looks insane. I'm pretty sure they're breaking one or two laws of physics. Can you imagine living here? I'd spend the whole time hugging the floor and praying "I won't die".

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The Rotating Tower by David Fisher


The newest modern architecture design concept is called Dynamic Architecture. Modern architecture skyscrapers will keep moving, forever changing their shape to better fit nature and your imagination.

Dynamic Architecture reveals three major innovations – changing shapes, industrial production of units and self-production of clean energy.
Dynamic Architecture buildings follow the sun and move to the wind.

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Saturday, March 14, 2009

AC Towers, Dubai by Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill Architecture

AC Towers, Dubai by Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill Architecture



The AC Towers- three of the world’s tallest buildings- rise up out of a central canal.

The development’s unique form is also highly functional: soaring clusters of cables and occupied sky-bridges connect the towers together as they ascend. The towers are designed to the highest environmental and performance standards and will serve as a strong symbol of Dubai’s commitment to sustainability.A true “city center,” the complex is accessible directly by both land and sea. At the base of the buildings, grand arched entrances allow boats to travel underneath the building and into a central atrium space, an oasis in the center of the development. The atria oasis, open from water to sky, is framed by the three towers and the sky-bridges above. The space has the potential to transform into a premier entertainment venue.The mixed-use development includes a hotel, residential, commercial retail and entertainment space totaling 800,000-900,000 square meters.

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