The Colors Of Scenic Stones – Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers
Imagine if an artist could take millions of years to complete a single painting. Over millions of years the natural process of water penetrating and seeping into stones, bringing with it solutions of iron and magnesium, along with other elements, leaves traces of color and forms within the stone. This, along with cracks created from pressure and channels of water, combine their lines to push up im
1,000 (Colorful) Places to See Before You Die – Color + Design Blog by COLOURlovers
Even if you haven’t yet been able to travel as your wildest dreams may desire, put these locations on your list of places to see in life. I hope you enjoy the pictures in our color-centric version of the series, and we regret it can’t contain every one of the world’s gorgeous locations. If you want even more, Read the book of 1,000 Places to See Before You Die or visit the Flickr 1,000 Places Grou
佐脇嵩之「百怪図巻」Edo-period monster paintings by Sawaki Suushi ::: Pink Tentacle
In the sophisticated popular culture of the Edo period (1603-1868), much attention was devoted to Japan's rich pantheon of traditional monsters and apparitions, known as yokai. Sometimes frightening, sometimes humorous, these compelling Japanese folk creatures were the subject of numerous artistic and literary works. One such work was Hyakkai Zukan, a collection of picture scrolls completed in 173
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[ By WebUrbanist in Architecture & Houses & Residential. ] As a young child (or perhaps even an adult) who hasn’t dreamed of living tree houses? Some structures are built on trees or hung from trees, but some unusual tree house building designs are even grown from trees or built right into a tree. Some people live in trees as a luxury, some to help save the environment and others out of tradition
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wonderful tensegrity structures Tensegrity structures are visually stunning and their combination with computer enhanced structures is creating renewed interest for architectural applications. Buckminster Fuller coined the term tensegrity when he saw sculptures by Kenneth Snelson and realized that rigid component geodesics were a special case of perfectly balanced compression and tension. Tensegri
Holland to Become World's First Floating Country
Rising sea levels? No problem, say architects in Holland. To adapt, they’re re-designing the entire country so that it floats on water. Houses are being built with giant foundations that sit on the bottom of the river, so that if the river level rises to a flooding state, the house floats up with it. The pipes are designed so that they can stay connected to electric and sewer lines even with movem
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