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Norman Foster, Reichstag and the Theatre of Democracy

Image Source and Copyright: The Puddle Dry – ich bin ein berliner pils The Reichstag building in Berlin was constructed to house the Reichstag, the first parliament of the German Empire, it dates from the 1890s and underwent a significant renovation under the lead of British architect Sir Norman Foster in year 1992. According to [...]

Another good reason that you might want to wear glasses?

Oogmerk Opticians advertisements via Ads of the World. Another reason to get yourself a pair of glasses? These ads are somewhat too depreciative, agree? I wear glasses but that doesn’t mean I’m knowledgeable unless…unless I am wearing these: Yes, Le Corbusier’s trademark, one of the best-known (according to some) and appreciated architects of the twentieth [...]

James Howard Kunstler: The tragedy of suburbia

After getting a series of hate mails from die-hard-architecture fans and not to mention archi-maniac on my previous post – What is Architecture? Once again, what is architecture? Is it a form of art? and architects are into architecture because of the money? passion? a civic duty to uplift mankind? It is wrong to generalize [...]

Architect’07 Fair

The Architect’07 fair was held months ago, but I thought it would be nice to share the advertisement done by Jabjai, Bangkok. Its sort of creative but my first impression was some shampoo advertisement. Well, its Thailand – Look ahead for the great city!

My London My City

My London My City is an exhibition on a black and white map of Greater London, the solution was to create a map with only words of the names of locations, streets or places that has better social integration comes in bigger fonts where else smaller fonts represent a less celebrated space.

Creative Casinò di Venezia Advertisement At Airport

Casinò di Venezia, Air Port, Guerrilla Advertising. Kind of temping people to gamble at their casion.

Tur & Partner Landscape Architects Business Card

Direct Marketing from Jung von Matt, Hamburgh for Tur & Partner Landscape Architects. This is so unique, what need to be done is before they mail out the parcel, simply pour in some water and wait for a day or two for them to pop out of those tiny holes. Source: Epica Awards