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    • daleD Offline
      dale
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      And Craftsmanship by the same Timber Framers Cowley Timberwork http://www.cowleytimberwork.co.uk/
      The Huttons Farm Henley on Thames
      Fibonacci at play. Architects Gilles Quarmet and Assoc.Screen shot 2011-03-17 at 7.18.42 AM.pngScreen shot 2011-03-17 at 7.18.57 AM.png

      Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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        dale
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        Sometimes the simplest of things.http://www.studioditte.nl/


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        • daleD Offline
          dale
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          Jonathan Ive (Senior VP Industrial Design @ Apple) Subwoofer


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          • daleD Offline
            dale
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            Cocoon Shower by Arina Komarova (sorry couldn't find a website)


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            • bmikeB Offline
              bmike
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              reminds me of this, from 'the fly' movie:

              http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_kSp8cgEN2sA/TJ5N5eRDwxI/AAAAAAAAAHg/XlEhLp-fS8A/s1600/the-fly0.jpg

              mike beganyi design + consulting llc

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              • daleD Offline
                dale
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                A quick look at how one subject can be interpreted; ( note: all are wood sculpture/carvings)
                http://www.heatherjansch.com/Picture 16.png
                Cane Carving (Equador)http://www.canehorses.com/Picture 18.png
                Legendary Rocking Horses http://www.legendsrockinghorses.co.uk/Picture 20.png
                And Others (Anonymous)Picture 21.pngPicture 19.pngPicture 14.png

                Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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                • bmikeB Offline
                  bmike
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                  the first horse reminds me of deborah butterfield's work:

                  http://columbiariverimages.com/Images06/PDX_deborah_butterfield_horse_sculptures_closer_2006.jpg

                  http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3506/3878897421_72d5f5aabe.jpg

                  mike beganyi design + consulting llc

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                  • daleD Offline
                    dale
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                    Ah Thanks for reminding me of Deborah.
                    One of her most famous pieces. The Contemporary Museum Honolulu.


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                    • bmikeB Offline
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                      Not sure if I've posted James Turrell:

                      http://www.raisethehammer.org/static/images/fenton_power_centre_james_turrell.jpg

                      http://blog.art21.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/turrell.jpg

                      http://lacma.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/afrumw425.jpg

                      http://trendland.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/james-turrell-light-art-6.jpg

                      mike beganyi design + consulting llc

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                      • daleD Offline
                        dale
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                        Akihisa Hirata http://www.hao.nu/

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                          dale
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                          Bohlin Cywinski Jackson http://www.bcj.com/public/projects/project/106.html


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                          • simon le bonS Offline
                            simon le bon
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                            Dear Dale,

                            This is my first entry to your very fine thread.

                            @unknownuser said:

                            The Dutch manufacturer Bolefloor offers a line of flooring composed of blades and curvaceous lines. Made of solid wood and raw, they dovetail with each other, traveled knots and imperfections, the ground component of wave patterns.

                            I don't know how they can achieve that,..(and how that costs)!

                            http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/generalPicts/1587-architecture-design-muuuz-interieur-decoration-produit-parquet-bois-brut-lames-courbes-bolefloor-3.jpg

                            http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/generalPicts/1587-architecture-design-muuuz-interieur-decoration-produit-parquet-bois-brut-lames-courbes-bolefloor-2.jpg

                            http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/generalPicts/340a_large.jpg

                            +simon.

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                            • simon le bonS Offline
                              simon le bon
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                              2nd entry 😉

                              Foxy and/or funny:

                              @unknownuser said:

                              The Milanese designer Emanuele Magini sign this sofa for the publisher Campeggio

                              http://muuuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/1604-architecture-design-muuuz-mobilier-milan-2011-canape-sofa-sosia-emanuele-magini-campeggi-1.jpg

                              http://muuuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/1604-architecture-design-muuuz-mobilier-milan-2011-canape-sofa-sosia-emanuele-magini-campeggi-2.jpg

                              http://muuuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/1604-architecture-design-muuuz-mobilier-milan-2011-canape-sofa-sosia-emanuele-magini-campeggi-3.jpg

                              http://muuuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/1604-architecture-design-muuuz-mobilier-milan-2011-canape-sofa-sosia-emanuele-magini-campeggi-4.jpg

                              http://muuuz.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/1604-architecture-design-muuuz-mobilier-milan-2011-canape-sofa-sosia-emanuele-magini-campeggi-5.jpg

                              And this so simple and so evident light:

                              Corner Light par Peter Bristol

                              http://i274.photobucket.com/albums/jj245/Spendauballet/generalPicts/tumblr_lkt6tzmd5j1qgfp5wo1_500.jpg

                              (source: Muuuz.com _ the latest trends in architecture, design and decoration.)

                              +simon

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                              • daleD Offline
                                dale
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                                Hey Simon.
                                I absolutely love that floor. Thanks for the postings.
                                this one is the Shetland Museum, by BDP http://www.bdp.com/en/Projects/By-Name/P-Z/Shetland-Museum-And-Archives/


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                                • W Offline
                                  watkins
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                                  Sculpture by Janet Echelman

                                  "This newly completed sculpture commission by Janet Echelman, changes shape in the wind. 160 feet tall, the sculpture spans 300 feet and suspends over a three-lane highway roundabout on the Atlantic coastline in Porto, Portugal. It is credited as the first permanent monumental sculpture to incorporate fluid movement and is called "one of the truly significant public artworks in recent years" by Sculpture Magazine. The sculpture integrates the history of Porto, where a fishing village became an industrial area with smokestacks and tanks. The red and white stripe pattern of the smoke stack referencing elements continues into the sculptural net shape. The shape of the net mirrors the landscape below. The solid, unmoving forms on the ground accentuate the movement and changing forms in the air"

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                                  • daleD Offline
                                    dale
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                                    I find it interesting the responses of the people in the video, as usually public art of this kind and scale evokes a lot of negative responses.
                                    I took a workshop with Christo http://christojeanneclaude.net/rf.shtml#
                                    when I was in art school, and it was an interesting insight into the thought process behind this style of artwork that almost becomes ongoing performance art. Below: Christo and Jean Claude "Running Fence"


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                                    Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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                                    • david_hD Offline
                                      david_h
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                                      I Think Landscape art is terrific. Here in my neck of the woods we have a world famous piece ourselves.

                                      The Spiral Jetty. Robert Smithson, 1971 Its on the Shore of the Great Salt Lake. after it was created in 1971 the lake rose and it had been submerged for over 35 years. back in 04, the lake receded and the jetty was visible again. I drove my family out there (about 2 hours away) to walk out there and see this once in a life time phenomenon. It was all crusted over with salt. It was so ethereal and other-worldly. I think it under water again. That's my daughter and Phoebe the wonder hound. and the other is my son. That is SALT they are standing on. Weird Huh?
                                      Spiral Jetty Great Salt Lake


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                                      If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                                      • daleD Offline
                                        dale
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                                        This reminds me of finding an old teepee ring hiking a few days back in the mountains.
                                        Particularly with pieces like the Jetty, there is a timelessness.
                                        A great thing to share with the kids, and I'm sure wunderhund loved it too.

                                        Just monkeying around....like Monsanto

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                                          david_h
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                                          Phoebe liked the salt but after a while she was telling us. . .get me outta here!!!!

                                          D
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                                          If I make it look easy...It is probably easy

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                                            d12dozr
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                                            A hard shell backpack

                                            http://cdn.dornob.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/hard-shell-bag-opening.jpg

                                            3D Printing with SketchUp Book
                                            http://goo.gl/f7ooYh

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