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Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
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Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
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Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
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Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
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Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
Photo credit:
Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
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Christine Bourgier
Scenography Requiem(s) King Lear
Mazen Chamseddine Architect
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Angie Cheng
The Toronto Design Offsite Festival is back for its fifth edition
Toronto Design Offsite Festival
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Toronto Design Offsite Festival
The Toronto Design Offsite Festival is back for its fifth edition
Toronto Design Offsite Festival
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Toronto Design Offsite Festival
The International Garden Festival announces the designers for its 16th edition
International Garden Festival / Reford Gardens
AROUND-ABOUT by Talmon Biran architecture studio [Roy Talmon, architect & Noa Biran, architect], Tel Aviv, Israel.Three large mobile harrows are placed inside a gravel field. These instruments, whose design is inspired by traditional agricultural machinery, rake gravel in a circular manner. Here visitors will be active participants in the composition and the deconstruction of the garden. Unlike the Japanese Zen garden, which is designed to be seen from the outside, this garden will be viewed, created and experienced from the inside, through a joyful and playful activity. As visitors walk away from the roundabouts, their footsteps violate the orderly pattern of the gravel. Once they get back on the roundabouts and spin them, the garden returns to its ordered perfection.The two architects that form Talmon Biran architecture studio work on architectural projects as well as artist installations and urban interventions. They have a range of experience working with private, public and commercial clients in a variety of typologies and scales - from interior design and building design to urban planning and landscape design. Their work is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, born of their experiences in visual arts, dance, photography and video.
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Talmon Biran architecture studio
The International Garden Festival announces the designers for its 16th edition
International Garden Festival / Reford Gardens
AROUND-ABOUT by Talmon Biran architecture studio [Roy Talmon, architect & Noa Biran, architect], Tel Aviv, Israel.Three large mobile harrows are placed inside a gravel field. These instruments, whose design is inspired by traditional agricultural machinery, rake gravel in a circular manner. Here visitors will be active participants in the composition and the deconstruction of the garden. Unlike the Japanese Zen garden, which is designed to be seen from the outside, this garden will be viewed, created and experienced from the inside, through a joyful and playful activity. As visitors walk away from the roundabouts, their footsteps violate the orderly pattern of the gravel. Once they get back on the roundabouts and spin them, the garden returns to its ordered perfection.The two architects that form Talmon Biran architecture studio work on architectural projects as well as artist installations and urban interventions. They have a range of experience working with private, public and commercial clients in a variety of typologies and scales - from interior design and building design to urban planning and landscape design. Their work is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, born of their experiences in visual arts, dance, photography and video.
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Talmon Biran architecture studio
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