Archive for the " Art " Category

Art as Shelter Pavilion at NCMoA Art Park in North Carolina, United States

The Art as Shelter Pavilion at NCMoA Art Park designed by Tonic Design is located in North Carolina, United States. Designed and built specifically as an integral component of the North Carolina Museum of Art Park’s ‘art-in-service’ projects program, ‘Art as Shelter’ offers visitors a sheltered place to sit and reflect upon the museum sculpture park and public greenway. The pavilion can be... 

Tags: Greenway, landscape architecture, metal, North Carolina, North Carolina Museum of Art, North Carolina Museum of Art Park, perforated metal horizontal bands, selected metal, Shelter Pavilion, steel, United States

32 Metre Sculpture at Goodwood Festival of Speed in Chichester, United Kingdom

An art and architecture, the Goodwood Sculpture that located in Chichester, United Kingdom. Created by Capita Bobrowski, part of Capita Symonds, the Goodwood Sculpture is 32 metre sculpture rides high at Goodwood Festival of Speed. The Goodwood stately home in Chichester, England, became embroiled in a world of steel, oil and the ever fearsome car fanatic as the Festival of Speed parked up. As if the... 

Tags: Auto Union, Bernd Rosemeyer, car history, fearsome car fanatic, Festival of speed, Goodwood Festival of Speed, renowned sculptor, steel plates, United Kingdom architecture

Traditional Festivity Las Fallas 2007 in Valencia, Spain

Las Fallas is a Day Nineteen annual traditional festival celebrated in Valencia, Spain. The festival has its origins in the eighteenth century, when carpenters burned the remains of a rigorous work winters in honor of their patron St. Joseph. Over the years, lots of leftovers turned into huge statues of wood and paper, known as La falla, humorously criticizing society. The actual statues are often... 

Tags: art and architecture, artist, Canada, carnival parades, decorating theme parks, Doll, Falla, Falles, fiberglass, Fire, Japan, Papier-mâché, Spain, Spain architecture, St. Joseph, traditional festival, United States, Valencia, Valencia Spain

Driftwood, AA Summer Pavilion by Unit 2 Students, United Kingdom

Driftwood was designed by concept designer Danecia Sibingo a 3rd year student, and a team that includes Lyn Hayek, Yoojin Kim, and Taeyoung Lee. ‘Driftwood’, the Architectural Association’s summer pavilion designed by Unit 2 Students is located today in Bedford Square, London, in United Kingdom. The sustainable spruce ‘Kerto’ plywood structure is “neither art nor architecture,... 

Tags: Architectural Association, Architectural Association School, Architectural Association School of Architecture, Architectural Association's summer pavilion, architectural school, architectural space, Association's summer pavilion, Bedford Square, Brett Steele, Charles Walker, Ching Luan Lau, concept designer, Danecia Sibingo, Director, Driftwood, Engineer, Intermediate Unit, London, London architecture, Lyn Hayek, Martin Self, Pavilion, spokesperson, spokesperson for the AA, sustainable design, Taeyoung Lee, The Architectural Association School, United Kingdom, United Kingdom architecture, urban art design, Yoojin Kim