Archive for October, 2009

organic-1

This is the Fennell Residence in Portland, Oregon, designed in 2001, completed in 2005.

organic-3

The Fennell residence, as a floating house, presented a unique opportunity for design.

organic-4

The imaginative use of curved glue lam beams evoke the poetry of the ripples and contours of a river. The expansive glass facade embraces the river and frames the sunset, and one accesses the deck via an expansive sliding glass door.

organic-5

A master bedroom sits over a study and looks out over the living dining area and out to the river beyond.

organic-2

The curvilinear forms create spacial differentiation that enhance the experience of time as light plays through the daily and seasonal changes.

Robert Harvey Oshatz, Architect

We’ve posted previously about the incredible performance art pieces by France’s Royal de Luxe street theatre company, and now they’ve outdone themselves once again with a stunning land and sea performance earlier this week. This is part of celebrations to mark the 20th anniversary of the falling of the Berlin wall. Check out the photos below, and the beautiful set of 35 photos just posted on The Big Picture. Please read the beautiful story associated with those pictures. Also check out the videos below and many more through the video links. Art and spectacle at it’s best. Pure magic!

b01_20603947

b32_20618877

b27_20619087

b28_20604991

b06_20591699

Quick, Halloween is coming!
Can someone make me a mold for a Frankenstein Head pumpkin?

pears03

pears01


Here’s the whole story on Buddha Shaped Pears.