Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Tree house
In the forest of Portland, Oregon, Architect Robert Harvey Oshatz has built the world’s most amazing tree house. Every inch of the 2,368 square feet is built seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. The house is really best described through the Architect’s own words:
“A lover of music, the client wanted a house that not only became part of the natural landscape but also addressed the flow of music. This house evades the mechanics of the camera; it is difficult to capture the way the interior space flows seamlessly through to the exterior. One must actually stroll through the house to grasp its complexities and its connection to the exterior. One example is a natural wood ceiling, floating on curved laminated wood beams, passing through a generous glass wall which wraps around the main living room.“
Original Photo credits here. Visit Oshatz’ amazing site here.
Saturday, January 16, 2010
اللواصق
فى مشروع الدوة, السطح كان مغطى بالسراميك
كاننت المشكله هى ايجاد لاصق مناسب ينفع لتثبيت السراميك مع الخشب و يتحمل الحرارة
كان هناك اربع اختيارات
الاول اهو استخدام اللاصق العادى المستخدم لتبيت السيرامك على الارضيات, طبعا ما نجح لان الخشب تشربه و كان ثقيل نوعا ما
الاختيار الثانى كان استخدام الاسمنت الابيض, نفس النتيجة الاولى
من التجربة اتضح ان احسن طريقة اهى استخدام السيليكون اللاصق, و افضل نوع هو الالمانى من شركة باتكس
خفيف و يلصق بسرعة لكن ممكن يتأثر بالحراره
افضل حل كان استخدام الجيتا فكس , و هو معجون جاهز لتثبيت السيراميك على اى سطح تقريبا, و نتيجتة مذهلة
استخدمتة لتثبيت حجر على الحائط بوضع افقى و كانت النتيجة افضل من الاسمنت الابيض و الاصق العادى
و الحلو فيه ان العلبة جاهزوة للاستخدام الفورى,يعنى ما تخاف ان العامل يسى خلط المقادير او يضع ماء زيادة
و سعر العلبة رخيص نسبيا و يتوفر بكل محاتت بيع ادوات البناء
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Monday, December 28, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
project Dowa
finished today from this project
the carpentry stage was fun o the resuls was as i expected
the painting stage was a mess,but the final result was good
Moroccan ceramics and dark brown wood with golden mashrabiyat
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
art in the time of war
in Rostov city Russia an epic forty-thirty years old ceramic tiles artwork has been found in the underground passages.
It tells various stories from World War 2 in ultra realistic style.
Probably that’s one of a kind in the whole world, I doubt somewhere else there are places where this material was used to describe the war happenings.
photos credit: Alex
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