Showing posts with label Dusseldorf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dusseldorf. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

Peter Behrens School of Architecture

Here are some one week model vignettes I built at PBSA, Fachhochschule Düsseldorf. The design problem was to create an exhibition space in an abandoned factory in Berlin. The design solution is a series of bent and rotated triangulated surfaces that act as both partition and podium.





Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Malls

Welcome to Dusseldorf, Germany!

Although my first post about Germany is about malls, I am not implying that German malls are in any way canonical of architecture or society in Germany. This post is autonomously about malls in comparison to other malls. I am drawing a comparison to malls in Hong Kong, which I originally thought where the most spectacular in the world.

The Stilwerk Mall in Dusseldorf has a glass roof that can be opened on a sunny day.





The next two photos were taken during the Summer of 2009 when I was in Hong Kong. I was honored with the presence of Tin-Shun who gave me a personal 'locals only' tour of his home town.