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by Kristoffer Varming, at Havnegade 44

 

formerly the customs office for Øresundbådene and terminal for traffic between Copenhagen and Malmø until 2002

 

taken over by developers and used for restaurants from the end of 2006, with Terence Conran involved at one point; space for 400 guests

 

2022 update: once Custom House, The Standard has now moved elsewhere; the building is to become a 'netværkshus med bar'

www.facebook.com/MagasinetKBH/posts/10160740846846535

 

2023: Soho House foiled

byrummonitor.dk/Nyheder/art9205462/Politikere-drukner-eks...

update: www.magasinetkbh.dk/indhold/soho-house-restaurant-indgang...

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Standard,_Copenhagen

...but WOW that thing is long.

 

vestersøhus housing, copenhagen denmark 1935-1939 (built in two stages)

architects: kay fisker & c.f. møller.

 

architects mogens lassen and arne jacobsen visible in the background. copenhagen is just not very big.

 

the fisker set

munck's house, hegelsvej, charlottenlund, denmark 1933.

architect: arne jacobsen, 1902-1971.

 

these north facades are difficult to capture. I should have arrived either much earlier or much later in the day...

 

see my hegelsvej tour on google street view here.

 

more jacobsen.

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by Kristoffer Varming, at Havnegade 44

 

formerly the customs office for Øresundbådene and terminal for traffic between Copenhagen and Malmø until 2002

 

taken over by developers and used for restaurants from the end of 2006, with Terence Conran involved at one point; space for 400 guests

 

2022 update: once Custom House, The Standard has now moved elsewhere; the building is to become a 'netværkshus med bar'

www.facebook.com/MagasinetKBH/posts/10160740846846535

 

2023: Soho House foiled

byrummonitor.dk/Nyheder/art9205462/Politikere-drukner-eks...

update: www.magasinetkbh.dk/indhold/soho-house-restaurant-indgang...

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Standard,_Copenhagen

NOVO laboratories, copenhagen, denmark, 1934-1935.

architect: arne jacobsen 1902-1971.

 

more jacobsen.

Abandoned service station in Turenki, Finland

super funki, talla s

With clear reference to the iconic Kubus collection, the minimalist picture

frame Illustrate floats out from the wall on which it hangs. For showcasing your

favourite illustrations, your art, your loved ones. With its slender moulding,

Illustrate places the motif in full focus – just as a picture frame should.

 

Price Illustrate:

349 DKK

379 NOK

399 SEK

49 EUR

 

Price House Graphic:

149 DKK

159 NOK

169 SEK

19 EUR

Göteborg Law Courts

Erik Gunnar Asplund 1934-7

With clear reference to the iconic Kubus collection, the minimalist picture

frame Illustrate floats out from the wall on which it hangs. For showcasing your

favourite illustrations, your art, your loved ones. With its slender moulding,

Illustrate places the motif in full focus – just as a picture frame should.

 

Price Illustrate:

349 DKK

379 NOK

399 SEK

49 EUR

 

Price House Graphic:

149 DKK

159 NOK

169 SEK

19 EUR

jo212 had a pretty interesting music tag on her blog today... she didn't tag anybody but said that whoever wants to, can use it, so... here goes:

 

RULES:

1. Put your music player on shuffle (ALL MUSIC).

2. For each question, press the next button to get your answer.

3. YOU MUST WRITE THAT SONG NAME DOWN NO MATTER HOW SILLY IT SOUNDS!

4. Tag 10 friends who might enjoy doing the game as well as the person you got the game from.

 

1. IF SOMEONE SAYS “IS THIS OK” YOU SAY:

Donovan - Get your Thy Bearings

2. WHAT WOULD BEST DESCRIBE YOUR PERSONALITY?

Herbie Hancock - Edith and the Kingpin (feat Tina Turner)

3. WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN A GUY/GIRL?

Jack Johnson - Mudfootball (ummm :S)

4. HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY?

Cocorosie - Beautyful Boyz

5. WHAT IS YOUR LIFE’S PURPOSE?

Jack Johnson - The Horizon Has Been Defeated (doesn't sound bad at all)

6. WHAT IS YOUR MOTTO?

George Duke - Up From The Sea I

7. WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS THINK OF YOU?

Charles Mingus - Big Alice

8. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT VERY OFTEN?

Jack Johnson - Crying Shame (too much of this guy..)

9. WHAT IS 2 + 2?

Richard Cheese - War Ensemble

10. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR BEST FRIEND?

Funki Porcini - Poseathon

11. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE PERSON YOU LIKE?

Gang Starr - Who's Gonna Take The Weight?

12. WHAT IS YOUR LIFE STORY?

Aievea - Vision For Two (this sounds nice ;)

13. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?

9 Lazy 9 - Train

14. WHAT DO YOU THINK WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSON YOU LIKE?

Arctic Monkeys - Do Me A Favour

15. WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS THINK OF YOU?

Duke Ellington - Just A Settin' A Rockin'

16. WHAT WILL YOU DANCE TO AT YOUR WEDDING?

Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra - Hana Fubuki (That would be really cool :D)

17. WHAT WILL THEY PLAY AT YOUR FUNERAL?

Jose Gonzalez - The Nest

18. WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY/INTEREST?

Tocotronic - Die Neue Seltsamkeit (true...)

19. WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST SECRET?

Johnny Raducanu - Cantecul codrului (8->)

20. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS?

Butch Cassidy Sound Sistem - Cissy Strut

21. WHAT’S THE WORST THING THAT COULD HAPPEN?

Duke Ellington - Creole Love Call (not really..)

22. HOW WILL YOU DIE?

Tocotronic - Die Letzte Adresse (Demo 1998)

23. WHAT IS THE ONE THING YOU REGRET?

The Kooks - She Moves In Her Own Way (Live at Osaka Acoustic)

24. WHAT MAKES YOU LAUGH?

Duke Ellington - Flaming Youth

25. WHAT MAKES YOU CRY?

Morcheeba - What New York Couples Fight About

26. WILL YOU EVER GET MARRIED?

Smoke City - So Danco Samba (this is definitely a YES:) )

27. DOES ANYONE LIKE YOU?

Tokyo Ska Paradise - The Look Of Love

28. IF YOU COULD GO BACK IN TIME, WHAT WOULD YOU CHANGE?

Camille - 123 (wonder what this means..)

29. WHAT HURTS RIGHT NOW?

Michel Petrucciani - She Did It Again (oh well)

30. WHAT WILL YOU POST THIS AS?

Pete Philly & Perquisite - Cheeky feat. Ceemajor

 

well, i'm not gonna respect the last rule fully... i'm only gonna tag strawberryfields, she hasn't uploaded anything in a while...

70s photo print shirt: thrifted

Skirt: Vintage fair - cut from dress

Belt: Valley Girl

Clogs: Funkis.com

Khaki jacket: Sunny Girl

 

thekimonodiaries.blogspot.com

bellavista housing, klampenborg, 1931-1934.

architect: arne jacobsen, 1902-1971.

Funkis restaurant, just outside Oslo. Press L for Lightbox.

Modernist interior in one of the upstairs rooms; early 1930s, I think. The crinkle-cut cantilevered stair is a real treat. See introductory notes here.

With their characteristic architecture, brothers Mogens and Flemming

Lassen spearheaded the movement to bring Functionalism to Denmark. As

a tribute to the brothers’ work, Danish artist Kristina Dam has created four

beautiful illustrations. Because iconic architecture deserves to be seen.

 

Price:

149 DKK

159 NOK

169 SEK

19 EUR

CM5_15

 

Funkisbil. Gustaf L.M Ericssons Venus-Volvo.

Från Idrottsbladet 23 november 1933 hämtas: "Det här är Sveriges just nu mest omtalade bil, nämligen Gustaf L.M.-Ericssons Volvo, med dess hos Nordbergs byggda strömlinjekaross. Vagnen är byggd på ett standard chassie, men dess yttre avviker från allt som förut skådats i det här landet och även dess inre skiljer sig från allt som förut åstadkommits i karosseribyggnadsbranschen."

 

The functionalistic car Venus-Volvo. Manufactured by Gustaf LM Ericsson in 1933.

 

Photo: Okänd/ Unknown

I went to the dentist this morning and she showed me how to brush my teeth because she thinks that I’m not doing it properly. How humiliating…

 

* Dress from Barkins at DFO in Melbourne

 

* Tights from Barkins at DFO in Canberra

 

* Shoes from Funkis

 

* Brooch from a boutique in Thredbo

 

* Earrings by Bouvier from Bijoux

 

* Men’s watch from Fossil

 

I’m off to have lunch with a friend, spend the afternoon crafting, then to the gym to test out my new and hideous sports bra and then off to visit the Smaggles. Pleasant day…

 

Love Lady Smaggle

 

xxx

 

www.smaggle.com

Hotel Torni (to the left) was the first "skyscraper" in Helsinki. It was designed by architects Jung & Jung in 1928 in Functionalistic style. More of the fascinating history of this beautiful building:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotel_Torni

A little house in Johanneberg, Göteborg. From my first date with Diana+.

Thirsty Scholar skymtar i bakgrunden

Göteborg Law Courts

Erik Gunnar Asplund 1934-7

Former Aarhus Municipal Library (later converted to Book1 hostel), Denmark. Architecture: Alfred Mogensen and Harald Salling-Mortensen, 1934

typical back yard in an etageejendom (flats)

Onlangs werd artiest en graphic designer Niels 'Shoe' Meulman, initiator van Calligraffiti en eigenaar van de Unruly Gallery, door Converse uitgenodigd voor de Beijing Design Week. Converse organiseert een 'Street level typography exhibition' waarvoor hij gevraagd was.

 

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Fotograaf: Bas Uterwijk

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Göteborg Law Courts

Erik Gunnar Asplund 1934-7

CM5_03

 

Funkisbil. Gustaf L.M Ericssons Venus-Volvo.

Från Idrottsbladet 23 november 1933 hämtas: "Det här är Sveriges just nu mest omtalade bil, nämligen Gustaf L.M.-Ericssons Volvo, med dess hos Nordbergs byggda strömlinjekaross. Vagnen är byggd på ett standard chassie, men dess yttre avviker från allt som förut skådats i det här landet och även dess inre skiljer sig från allt som förut åstadkommits i karosseribyggnadsbranschen."

 

The functionalistic car Venus-Volvo. Manufactured by Gustaf LM Ericsson in 1933.

 

Photo/Unknown

Göteborg Law Courts

Erik Gunnar Asplund 1934-7

The norwegian telephone booth designed by the architect Georg Fredrik Fasting in 1932/33.

This house was built in the early 1860s as Sunnyside, and it stood at the head of what was to become the drive leading to the Winter Gardens, but which was then known as Cranborne Gardens

It became the Maple Tree Restaurant before being demolished c1964, and was replaced by the present building, home to Klute nightclub, Strada Italian restaurant, Funki Sushi and others over the years.

Göteborg Law Courts

Erik Gunnar Asplund 1934-7

:::::::::::: The ReMix

Christmas is a special holiday. I love to receive "homemade" gifts. I love to give them. This year was no different.

 

I'm slowly redecorating my fiancee' home office. My first project, I hoped to increase the office's functionality. Furthermore, I'd hoped give the room a funki, sexy and unique focal point.

 

The goal was to build two push pin panels to hold papers, calendars and receipts. Additionally, a dry erase board was added so she could jot down notes and reminders.

 

In keeping with our mission, every major component was purchased local thrift stores.

 

The project was an overwhelming success.

 

Derrick Douglass :::: Chief Remixologist

 

www.thriftstoreremix.wordpress.com

 

Follow ThriftStoreRemix on Twitter

   

::::::::::::: ReMix MaTerIals LIsT

 

$ 5.00 – (2) Coarkboard (ThriftStore find)

 

$ 6.00 – Fabric (Goodwill find)

 

$ 3.20 - Foam Filling (Hobby Lobby)

 

$ 4.50 – Picture Frame (Local Hardware Store)

 

$ 2.50 – Burlap Fabric (Hobby Lobby)

 

$ 12.00 - Dry Erase Board (Hobby Lobby)

 

$ 4.00 - Picture hooks (Local Hardware Store)

 

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$ 37.20 - Grand Total (I love this stuff!!)

 

:::::::::::: ReMix StEpS

 

:::::: Push Pin Boards

 

(1) Removed cork board framing

 

(2) Staple foam filling

 

(3) Staple fabric over the foam

 

(4) Affix Picture hangers to the back of each cork board panel

 

(5) Affix panels to the wall

 

:::::: Dry Erase Board

 

(1) Remove picture and matting

 

(2) Lightly sand picture frame

 

(3) Paint frame your color of choice or keep it natural

 

(4) Glue Burlap fabric over the picture. I chose orange since it contrasts with my black frame. This creates a unique look.

 

(5) Screw on the Dry Erase board

 

(6) Affix Picture hangers to the back of the frame

 

(5) Affix frame to the wall

 

Please email us if you have questions or need additional project details.

 

::::::Fin

ABC gas station and a grocery store at the corner of Mechelininkatu and Hietaniemenkatu, built in 1932.

With clear reference to the iconic Kubus collection, the minimalist picture

frame Illustrate floats out from the wall on which it hangs. For showcasing your

favourite illustrations, your art, your loved ones. With its slender moulding,

Illustrate places the motif in full focus – just as a picture frame should.

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