The city of Cadiz
is totally surrounded by water, only on the southeastern end is bordered, here is peninsula joined to the town of San Fernando.
溫潤的土。
The project replaced an 18,000-ft2 parking lot within the school’s 33-acre campus. Most students arrive at the suburban site by bus or carpool. The project’s contribution to the urban heat-island effect is reduced through the use of green roofs, covered parking, and high-albedo paving.
The project team clustered the buildings around an existing ridgeline and stepped them with the natural topography to minimize their impact on the site. Green roofs on the library and student center provide habitat for indigenous species. The project reduces water use through the use of drought-tolerant landscaping and drip irrigation as well as waterless urinals, dual-flush toilets, and other efficient plumbing fixtures.
‘kraftwerk’ chair by tom de vrieze via tom de vrieze: ‘kraftwerk’ cardboard chair
‘kraftwerk’ is a cardboard chair that has been created by designer tom de vrieze.
the chair uses only 4 mm cardboard thickness and is filled with polyurethane
expansion foam.its name arises from the use of cardboard and kraftpaper-tape.
via Blue Ant Studio: Sugar Creek house
memo: 視神經易被不同的材質與紋路牽動而疲勞。謹記。
‘barbeton’ by f-u-r all images courtesy f-u-r
for the project, GTECZ developed two different types of the concrete; a low viscosity concrete called QUANTZ, providing extreme fluidity during manufacture and compressive strength properties comparable to steel and a surface quality like ceramics, as well as a stiff but ductile and easy to handle UHPC that could be used with a laminating technique. the project aimed to reduce the material thickness. f-u-r created a mould made from two interlocking shells of milled foam covered with epoxy resin. (via ‘barbeton’ by f-u-r gether with GTECZ)
