Eco-B Forum 2013

 

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Asia Design Forum

 

Facade Project / Mapping !

I always felt that UMNO building can do so much better.....
Even to promote for BN.. it can be more interesting too......
at least TM building is doing better than that..
Some examples to share which is really can be fun to watch and some even to participate !

Brutal simplicity of thought of the day #6

adapted from the Brutal simplicity of thought book by M&C Saatchi Worldwide

The Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet

PAM design lecture series

The Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet

Date	:	Saturday, 19 January 2013
Time	:	10:00:00 AM TO 12:30:00 PM
Venue	:	Lecture Theatre 1 Taylor's University Lakeside Campus No. 1 Jalan Taylor's 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor

PAM Members Fee	:	RM 45.00
PAM Student Members Fee:	:	RM 0.00
Non-Members Fee:	:	RM 150.00
Non Student Member Fee:	:	RM 0.00

Event Description and Details:

These lectures start from unveiling the mystery of the Tibetan architectural culture, and showcase the historic origin and cultural background related with the traditional Tibetan culture including the history evolution, religious culture and life customs from the perspective of artistic appreciation of architectural culture. The lectures have also proposed that the traditional Tibetan architectural culture is continuing the ancient five architectural philosophies as long as several thousand years in China, and make analysis and appreciation of the building form, building decoration, building color, and building technology process of the traditional architectural culture of Tibet, which have been highly welcomed by the teachers and students attending the lectures and highly valued by all social sectors, and even become valuable teaching material in the cadre training programs for improving their cultural quality and self-cultivation.

The lecture of Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet is hosted by Mr. Xu Zongwei with a large amount of true stories he personally witnessed in dozens of counties in Tibet. He gives vivid examples and a plenty of pictures and photos, and with his concise and lively lecture, he makes all participants fully convinced and indulged in the architectural culture of Tibet.

Standing on high mountains and river courses in Tibet, you will see magnificent traditional Tibetan buildings of different ages such as palaces, temples, dwellings and manors, etc. The traditional buildings and architectural culture of Tibet are significant parts of the architectural culture of China. They are essence of material civilization and spiritual civilization, and also historical evidence of the unity and cultural exchange of Tibetan and Chinese nationalities. The research and conservation of the traditional architectural culture of Tibet show respect and protection by the Chinese Government to the ethnic minority culture, demonstrating the pursuit of building harmonious culture of the socialist. 

Outline of the Lecture

The lecture of The Traditional Architectural Culture of Tibet consists of three parts:

a. Part One is about the historical origin and 

     natural culture background of the traditional architectural culture of Tibet;

b. Part Two introduces the ancient and traditional architectural philosophy of Tibet; and

c. Part Three describes the form and style of the traditional Tibetan architecture

The ABC of Architects

A very nice video of ABC from selected architects !

eleven eleven | Elizabeth Priore

Herzog & de Meuron’s 1111 Lincoln Road multi-storey car park in Miami Beach also plays host to parties, yoga classes and weddings, explains proprietor Robert Wennett in this movie produced by filmmaker Elizabeth Priore (+ photographs by Hufton + Crow).

adapted from dezeen

Impressive stencil and spraypaint art !!

Stumble upon this image... and I am totally impress by the amount of stencil work done by Evol. I almost believe that is just a photoshop work... but is not !! Layers of stencil and spraypaint work, great job done !

Evol is an artist based in Berlin, he is influenced by the overlooked surroundings of the urban landscape which he portrays within his work, he uses a super detailed stencil and spray technique on cardboard, including creases in the cardboard to define the architectural elements in some of the pieces to give it that high level of realism.
(adapted from azurebumble)

for more of Evol's work

PAM site visit + lecture

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