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‘You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul’, Bernard Show once remarked. We invite creatives around the globe to join our Instagram challenge presenting an opportunity to win €300. Share visuals on the subject of reflections on Instagram and don’t forget to add #BEOPENreflections hashtag. Rules: beopensocial.com
The beautiful picture is by Pirak Anurakyawachon (www.spaceshiftstudio.com), an architectural photographer based in Bangkok.
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Munich based Meck Architekten designed a Catholic church dedicated to Rupert Mayer, a German priest leading the Catholic resistance to the Nazis in Munich. The building is made of grey stone blocks constructed from molasses, a local type of gravel, and topped with a ceramic asymmetrical crown clad with reflective white tiles. The three-dimensional tiles have the same form as the church’s roof, each one divided into four sections. The contrast between the ethereal white crown and the stone foundation, according to the architects, represents a vision of heaven and earth, of transcendence and immanence.
Ph: Florian Holzherr meck-architekten.de
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LDA.iMDA from Italy designed a private house that is elevated above the client’s vegetable garden to keep them close to their hobby of horticulture but at the same time to reduce the building’s impact on the landscape. The external form of the structure takes its origin from the traditional child's drawing of a house. The project, aptly named ‘La casa nell’orto’ (House in the Orchard), also features a number of innovative sustainable choices, including a continuous external coating of an ecological polyolefin sheet with high solar reflectance, usually found in greenhouses, here adapted for a living condition.
ldaimda.com
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Norwegian Snøhetta have proposed a spiraling stepped roof for a major new opera house in Shanghai. The spiraling staircase is designed to resemble an unfolding fan “capturing the dynamism of dance and the human body”. It joins the ground and the sky, ensuring key view paths from the Opera to the city and the Huangpu river banks. Find more examples of bespoke staircases in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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According to William Thackeray, the world is a looking glass and gives back every man the reflection of his own face. We invite creatives around the globe to explore the subject of reflections in art by joining our Instagram challenge. Share your visuals that reflect this topic with #BEOPENreflections hashtag, as a way to celebrate people’s ability to creatively interpret the reality around them. The winner will receive a €300 prize. Rules: beopensocial.com
The beautiful picture by the Indian photographer Harmeet Singh is for your inspiration.
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Morgane Tschiember, a Paris-based artist, photographer, videomaker and sculptor, explores transition between dimensions and examines the contrast of sharp edges with smooth surfaces, light with opacity. In her latest Open Space series, she opposes three dimensional geometric concrete shapes to white fluorescent tubing, the light gently softening the edges of the sculpture, playing with viewers’ perception of the shape.
via carpentersworkshopgallery.com
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Octane Architect&Design developed a project of Hachi, a serviced-apartments building in Bangkok, Thailand, based on an analogical idea of ancient Eastern people, who organized spaces by dividing each of the activity areas in a sequence. Areas are divided by gable arches linked to the exterior to form wooden balconies, different in depth, orientation and height, which makes the facade stand out from the district’s surrounding conventional buildings.
Playing with the archetypal house the architects tried to provide a sense of home instead of monthly rental housing.
facebook.com/octane.architect/
Ph: Rungkit Charoenwat
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Children are always full of ideas, ideas not yet restricted by life experiences or society-induced mindsets. London based architectural practice Matt + Fiona has engaged some 100 school children to convert a former fire engine fixing hall in South London into the Mega Maker Lab – a creative space offering a variety of activities for their peers aged between 5 and 12. All the ideas are the result of previous workshops with children, who were quite skeptical in the beginning and pleasantly shocked to see their designs realized in the end.
See what happens when some of children’s ideas get real in our blog.beopenfuture.com
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To Breathe is the name of the installation by Kimsooja, a Korean born and New York based artist. With the help of mirrored floor and diffraction film light entering the windows of the old chapel in Yorkshire infinitely refracts on every surface and fills the space with a full palette of colors. For full immersion the chapel is filled with a recording of the artist’s own breaching echoing off the walls.
Great inspiration for those who would like to join our #BEOPENReflections Instagram challenge. Share your visuals on the subject of reflections for a chance to win €300. Rules: beopensocial.com
kimsooja.com
Ph: Mark Reeves
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French digital artist Miguel Chevalier, one of the pioneers of digital and virtual art, created a virtual reality installation in Rodez cathedral, France. Thirty different coloured networks of light combined with beautiful pictures of explosions of massive stars are projected onto the central nave as a monumental immersive creation between art and science.
miguel-chevalier.com
