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Alexandre Jacques captures the exteriors of buildings without any surrounding context. By doing so, he transforms them into abstract surfaces. Here is a link to some of his work.
www.arch2o.com/parametric-photography-architectural-patte...
Moor Street Car Park, Level 8 - Parametric Bridge to Selfridges.
This time I entered the car park via the bridge from Selfridges in the Bullring.
Was too early for the Polar Express, so got the lift to level 2 (Ground floor) and headed for Birmingham Moor Street Station.
But went to platform 1, and got the late 13:00 to Solihull (rather than wait an hour for the 14:00).
Filters: PS Beta 2023 v.25.1.
Photoshop Beta has introduced a new filter group called Parametric. This work utilizes the symmetry model.
Some hand painting.
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SOFTlab: (n)arcissus. Parametrically designed installation for the stairwell of the Frankfurter Kunsverein.
This view from Platform 1 of Moor Street Station reveals the true nature of the Selfridges Building, its single eye impassively staring down as consumers unknowingly wander into its maw to be consumed.
Squatting at the heart of central Birmingham's commercial area, the landmark building was designed by Future Systems and built 1999-2003 as a defining example of 'blobitecture'. Structurally comprising a blue concrete shell on a steel frame, the façade is covered by 15,000 aluminium discs, giving an effect apparently inspired by a 1960s Paco Rabanne 'chainmail' dress.
On its far side, the department store is contiguous with the 2003 redevelopment of the Bullring Shopping Centre, but the Parametric Bridge, a 37m-long, curved, polycarbonate tube, links to the multi-storey carpark across Park Street.
subdivision of a column, generated using processing.
roughly 900,000 faces
see www.michael-hansmeyer.com/html/solids/p0.html for further images and info
Into the mouth of the beast, it'll swallow you up and only let you out once you've given it all your money.
Or the the Parametric bridge linking the Birmingham Selfridges with the multi-storey Car Park opposite. You decide.
photographed by
Frank Dinger
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Non parametric Bayesian approach to LR assessment in case of rare haplotype match. Cereda arxiv.org/abs/1506.08444 #stat