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When the spring rains come, Dunedin turns mild and wet. I think it brings out the Scottish character very dramatically, and it's a good time to start photographing city scapes because of the added gloss everywhere. These images were taken in the student areas around the Polytechnic and university. I hope you appreciate that I got really, really drenched snapping these images. Haptchoo.
Student house Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
Architect: Lacroix - Chessex architectes
Category: housing
Photographer: Radek Brunecky architectural photography Zürich
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Architects; Ahrends Burton Koralek, 1972.
This and the following photo (6&7) show the main external wall from inside, exterior of this wall can be seen in the foreground of photo 1. The 45 degree concrete cantilevers behind the antiquated lamp post are the bits of chamfered concrete columns missing here and in 6. The glazing washing the wall with daylight is hidden behind the massive brick wall seen in 1.
The curved slot with a shaft of light, penetrating the pulpit/balcony like structure in the corner are being lit by another roof light hidden behind the curved brick drum seen in 1 next to the last bay of the tall brickwork and just before the staggered four storeyed window elevation starts.
This is a masterclass in the use of subtle daylight to do all the architectural leg work with simple structural means. The modern generation of architects should do well by studying ABK's work to fully grasp the poetry of daylight entering interiors.
The Arts and Humanities Residential College at Parkside (PRB) features special-interest floors dedicated to music, the visual arts and architecture in addition to programs that connect students with the cultural offerings of greater Los Angeles as well as the arts and humanities community at USC. Photo by: Philip Channing.
Student housing near Chalmers University of Technology.
Architect: Wingårdhs Arkitektkontor.
www.wingardhs.se (website in English).
Group Description Window Wedesday (WW):
Great shots of windows and window views
And only six at Wednesday every week
One-room flats, built 1963-66. Architect: Bengt Edman (1921-2000). Landscape architect: Sven-Ingvar Anderson.
In 1968 awarded the Kasper Salin Prize for buildings of high architectural quality by the Swedish Association of Architects.
You can see other Kasper Salin Prize Winners here.
STUDENT HOUSING (Francia) Emmanuel COMBAREL Dominique MARREC Architects - ECDM
www.b-e-t-a.net/~channelb/projects/070ecdm/index_eng.html
HIGH RESOLUTION
CHANNELBETA - Information Channel on Contemporary Architecture
Photo by Benoît FOUGEIROL
Scan of a circa 1996 photograph off my children. Our apartment at the UCSD School of Medicine student housing.
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Carl Zeiss Planar T* 50mm f/1.4 C/Y + Contax RTS II : Kodak Ektar 100 negative film.
When the spring rains come, Dunedin turns mild and wet. I think it brings out the Scottish character very dramatically, and it's a good time to start photographing city scapes because of the added gloss everywhere. These images were taken in the student areas around the Polytechnic and university. I hope you appreciate that I got really, really drenched snapping these images. Haptchoo.
Andrews Hall on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on Friday, June 3, 2011. (Jay Grabiec)
Architects: Arup Associates, 1976.
The themes developed by Philip Dowson in his earlier work are getting more sophisticated. High quality precast concrete and stonework are able to respond to various site conditions effectively.
Fridge in the Student House, before the cleaning. Obviously, we forgot to take a picture before we removed all the stuff that was packed into that poor fridge.
(the answer is 'broken eggs from march and orange juice')
Architects: Arup Associates. Scanned from a late 60s slide. These days cycles are parked under the projecting concrete beams and rubbish bins are placed where the camera is.
Home to the students of the university of Leuven, Belgium. My studenthousing during my university-years in Amsterdam didn't even remotely look like this... ;-)
Architects: Howell Killick Partridge & Amis, 1964. Grade II listed.
The only link corridor ever built between two blocks. Excellent end elevations.
Lincoln, Stevenson and Douglas Hall on the campus of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois on July 1, 2011. (Jay Grabiec)
The Arts and Humanities Residential College at Parkside (PRB) features special-interest floors dedicated to music, the visual arts and architecture in addition to programs that connect students with the cultural offerings of greater Los Angeles as well as the arts and humanities community at USC. Photo by: Philip Channing
When the spring rains come, Dunedin turns mild and wet. I think it brings out the Scottish character very dramatically, and it's a good time to start photographing city scapes because of the added gloss everywhere. These images were taken in the student areas around the Polytechnic and university. I hope you appreciate that I got really, really drenched snapping these images. Haptchoo.
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The Arts and Humanities Residential College at Parkside (PRB) features special-interest floors dedicated to music, the visual arts and architecture in addition to programs that connect students with the cultural offerings of greater Los Angeles as well as the arts and humanities community at USC. Photo by: Philip Channing.
When the spring rains come, Dunedin turns mild and wet. I think it brings out the Scottish character very dramatically, and it's a good time to start photographing city scapes because of the added gloss everywhere. These images were taken in the student areas around the Polytechnic and university. I hope you appreciate that I got really, really drenched snapping these images. Haptchoo.
Corner of Bikuben student housing building in Ørestad, Copenhagen.
By A.A.R.T. Architets: www.aart.dk/
Architects: Stephen Hodder, 2005.
Stephen Hodder had an unenviable task of designing an extension to Arne Jacobson’s building next door. He decided to follow the lead by using the same palette of materials and respecting the feel of the original successfully.
The experience of walking around Hodder’s project after coming out of Jacobson’s, just proves that the old master is streets ahead.