Rings "cut"
KISSdesign, Sally Kiss
Ring "cut"material: Steinless steal
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knauf-fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: gold 750, Brillants
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PS Fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: Silver 925, Brillants
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PS Fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: stainlesssteal with a ceramical coating, whitegold 750, Brillants
Photo credit:
PS Fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: Gold 750, Brillants
Photo credit:
PS Fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: Silver 925, Brillants
Photo credit:
PS Fotodesign
Earrings "Pirouette"
Johanna Otto Jewelry Design
Earrings "Pirouette"material: stainlesssteal with a ceramical coating, gold 750, Brillants
Photo credit:
PS Fotodesign
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
View from the Oak Grove during daylight hours. The paintings are washed in daylight within the darker interior contemplative spaces.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
The Center is conceived of as a unification of art, landscape and architecture to replenish and invigorate the spirit.
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Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
Nathan Oliveira’s “Big Red” greets visitors upon entering the building. The rammed earth wall extends from the entry to the reflecting pool beyond, blurring the line between interior and exterior.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
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Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
Nathan Oliveira’s “The Windhover I A and I B” diptych. The mix design and texture of the rammed earth were carefully calibrated to complement the paintings.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
Finish materials and lighting are kept intentionally dark to focus the visitor’s attention on the paintings.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
The courtyard provides visitors the ability to experience the adjacent oak grove within the protection of the three-sided courtyard.
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Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
A glass enclosed bridge leads visitors to the northernmost gallery space while providing intimacy to the east facing courtyard.
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Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
The space opens to the oak glade beyond, extending the visitor’s experience into the landscape.
Photo credit:
Matthew MIllman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
Lifted two feet from the ground with strategically placed benches along its length, the courtyard provides visitors the ability to experience the adjacent oak grove within the protection of the three-sided courtyard.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
A stone bench salvaged from Stanford’s “bone yard” provides a private spot for reflection.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
Water, in conjunction with landscape, is used throughout as an aid for contemplation; fountains within the main gallery and the courtyard provide ambient sound while a still reflecting pool to the south reflects the surrounding trees.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
A fountain provides ambient sound to support contemplation while the fully glazed wall beyond allows views in the North Gallery.
Photo credit:
Matthew Millman
Windhover Contemplative Center selected as Architizer A+ Finalist
Aidlin Darling Design
View from the Oak Grove at dusk. The paintings are lit through the evening hours allowing visitors to access them visually at any time.
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Matthew Millman
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