








Speaking of Ursula.Found this post at dezeen the other day. Zaha's design of the King Abdullah II House of Culture & Art. How can you not love Haha's new opus? We usually get aversion towards her work whenever something new comes out (because of insecurity ferhafs). I remember in one forum that,with the numerous projects Zaha's firm (can you call it firm) is doin, it is actually not Zaha who designs anymore. A lot of em' are grads from AA where Ursula and his partner, Patrick Shoemaker regularly hangs out and drink beers. Just an fyi, AA is where Zaha learned to be wild.Goin back to this performing arts center, I have to admit, this is one of my favs in Hadid collecshun. The design is derived from the carved stone buildings and eroded rock formations at Petra in Jordan.










VitraHaus isthatchoo?... or Fujimoto,wasthatchoo?
O my effin gaud....di ... I hope it is not true that Herchoke and de Morning is just an early riser to architecture stardom that's why they were able to build the "Vitra House"... Tokyo Apartments idea of Sou Fujimoto is almost the same... Just lengthened these volumes and voila, you have vitra! Now that I mentioned it, Sou's version is very juvee... they still dont know how to penetrate.... where as HDMs already know how to bolt in.

Another post by Dezeen several days ago was Cinderella's Chair by Anna Ter Haar

Ok. It's been a while since I licked this website...until I saw some interesting entries online. One of which is Dezeen's post on VitraHaus by Herzog and de Neurons. It is really impressive to see the rendering come alive and translate into this (above photo) When the renderings of VitraHaus first came out, Iwas like...Uh! It might not even get built.... but then I remember the other Vitra buildings.... there's even that Fire Staion by Haha Zadid. Anyways, going back to VH by HdM..... Hope to see some plans. I wonder how one goes to the other house. The stacking of the volumes can make you horny... like bodies on top of another...or something penetrates the other...