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We were asked to produce a small maket of our own interpretation of the negative space of an object mine beein a ‘shoe’. Followed by a large drawing of our outcome which focused on structure and space.
Materials
Charcoal, Chalk
Card board, Glue
It's hard to show in photographs just how big the wreck is, and how amazing it is to have a beautifully preserved ship underwater.
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Gigaom Structure Data event at Pier 60, Chelsea Piers in New York, NY on Wednesday March 19, 2014. (© Photo by Jakub Mosur).
I have cheated away the incredibly ugly face I made, blindshooting downwards through the little window.
What these structures were during their time of operation is unknown to me. The building that is locked (and heavily wasp-infested judging by the plethora of empty nests) might've been some sort of bathroom stop. However, it also has a small tower atop it that suggests it could've broadcasted radio signals, or retrieved them. The latter building, which is open and lacks walls, along with what looks like places where tables would've been screwed into the cement floor was a snackbar. Strange and somewhat disturbing vandalism is rampart on this building.
February 12/23
23-637022
Toronto
Lower Don Lands Flood Protection
Lower Don Lands Redevelopment
Waterfront Toronto
City of Toronto
Government of Canada
Government of Ontario
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
Toronto Heritage Structures
Heritage Silos
Future Land Development
Residential
West Don Lands
West Don Lands River City
West Don Lands River City: River City Phase 3,
170 Bayview Ave,
Urban Capital Property Group,
29s,
Saucier + Perrotte Architectes
ZAS Architects
Every since I grew tomatillos last summer I have been fascinated with these small husks. If you're not familiar with tomatillos, they're fruit looks alot like a green tomato. The green husks the fruit grows inside of reminds me of miniature paper lanterns. As the husks dry and deteriorate, the veins remain. These delicate structures are both intricate and seemingly random in their design.
Inspired by the Grimm fairy tale 'The Wolf and the Fox'
Made entirely of bone, attached together using glue. Recycled base.