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Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Monday, February 2, 2009
Timetable
Labels:
accomodation,
architecture,
color,
conservatism,
hotel,
impressions,
movement,
outskirts,
photography,
service
Saturday, January 31, 2009
LP Review: Heinrich Dressel - Escape from the Hill
Heinrich Dressel (1845-1920) was a German archaeologist who excavated at Mons Testaceum, classified ancient amphorae and discovered the Duenos inscription, an invaluable piece of Old Latin. Heinrich Dressel has been reborn in Valerio Lombardozzi. Renown for his love of broken pots, he already excavated Mons Testaceum with an Elka Synthex for Strange Life Records. Read more (click here.)
Labels:
analog,
archeology,
architecture,
disco,
electronix,
Heinrich Dressel,
History,
MinimalRome,
music,
mystique,
Rome
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Exemplary Places
There is no slump or crisis when it comes to well-executed and timeless typography.
A great stylistic amalgam is the pragmatic approach to urban planning. This is somewhere to be admired.
The human element is gone but the drama remains.
Labels:
accomodation,
architecture,
color,
discretion,
impressions,
infrastructure,
lunch,
south,
travel,
urban
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Trans Newark Express
A moment of rest and a pang of emotion, for the weary commuter.
They keep pretty much to themselves.
The crisp, icy blue sky makes up for the presence of cell tower. There is nothing inherently wrong with the structure with, may be, the exception of the uninspired and bland plastic emitters which adorn it without a sense of purpose. The problem is with who builds and for what dreadfully predictable purpose.
Labels:
architecture,
commuting,
design,
movement,
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
photography,
segmented,
service,
structures,
train,
transport,
video
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