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Showing posts with label Amazing Architectures. Show all posts

Carla Milesi (the lovers walk)

Amazing art by artist Carla Milesi called "La promenade des amoureux" (the lovers walk).
Please check the website to see a full view http://www.carlamilesi.com/

Future Design - Anti Gravity Rooms

This furniture design concept replicates zero gravity by rotating a full 360-degree turn every hour. Every surface is designed to function at any angle!





-http://www.architizer.com

Amazing Foodscapes by Carl Warner

Photographer Carl Warner painstakingly captures all forms of food in a series of still life's with edible ingredients he raided from his kitchen cupboards to design a series of dreamy landscapes and homey domestic scenes that appear scrumptiously good enough to eat.

Vegetable Market
This Italian inspired rural scene includes a lasagna cart, fields of pasta, a pine nut wall, mozzarella clouds, trees of peppers and chilies and a parmesan village.


Cheesy Tuscan Villa
The castle is made out of cheese, the walls out of rice, and the wagon wheels out of mushrooms!


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Vegetable Cave
A sea cave made of bread, carrots crabs and a lobster.


Stormy Sea
A boat made of watermelon, peas, olives and asparagus plough trough a stormy seas made of radicchio salad.


Sea Cliff
A sea cliff made of Parmigiano cheese, potatoes and cabbage.


Italian Home
An Italian style home made just from vegetables and fruits.


Fruity Balloons
The trees, of course, are made from broccolis! The "rows" of farmland are made of corn, asparagus, and zucchini. Potatoes stand in for rocks.


Salmon Seas
Take a close look at this dusk scene and you'll discover it's good enough to eat -- the pebbles and rocks are potatoes and soda bread, while the red sky at night and sea are entirely formed of strips of salmon.


Bread Mountain
Loaves of bread as mountains.


A Forest of Greens
A landscape made of bread and broccoli cabbage.


Mountain Landscapes
Mountain landscapes below, relized with ham, salami and other cold cuts which had been used for an ad campaign by the Italian brand Negroni.

carlwarner.com

Eureka Carpark Illusion

Interesting illusion of letters on the walls at the Eureka Tower Car Park in Melbourne that can be read perfectly at certain angles while looking distorted at other angles. Similar projects are the Cardiff Bay and 3D room paint optical illusions. This car park project won several international design awards.




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Animals on the Underground

The animals, created using the tube lines, stations and junctions of the London Underground map were first spotted by Paul Middlewick in 1988.
The original animal, the elephant was discovered while Paul was staring at the tube map during his daily journey home from work.
Since then, the elephant has been joined by many others from bats to bottlenose whales .To see more go on the link given in the end of post.




-animalsontheunderground.com

Sun City Escher Floor

This is the painted floor of Sunshine City in Ikebukuro Tokyo Japan.

It just illustrates the power of shading.one of the simplest illusions to create but also one of the most effective.

The Lichtenstein House Illusion

The lichtenstein house is an extremely deceiving illusion created by roy lichtenstein.As the angle upon which it’s viewed changes, the house shifts in an unusual way by playing with perspective. the best way to try and understand it is by watching the video clip below the photos.




Torre Mare Nostrum-Amazing Architectured Tower

This tower is not a illusions,but still its very different and amazing architecture makes me feels like i am seeing an illusion.
Its a new corporate head office for the Gas Natural Group in the district of La Barceloneta,Spain.This enabled the company to return to its original location, built in the same place where the first gasworks were built in Spain 160 years ago. Designed by the prestigious Barcelona architects Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue,the project is characterised by a spectacular 20-storey glass tower which, given its sinuous, modern architecture has already become a landmark.
The complex is designed in layers. It is asymmetric, like a series of shapes with different volumes covered by the same skin, which unifies the entire complex,referring to the wall formed by five different types of glass which covers both the tower and the remaining buildings.



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