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Urban Design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Branching Column Prototype, Mark West with Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad2007, prototype of a branching column, Winnipeg Canada

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Dianna’s Robes Detail Sheet, Mark West1996, graphite on paper, 38 x 100 cm

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Dianna’s Robes, Mark West1996, graphite on paper, 100 x 76 cm

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Hanging "Curtain-wall", Mark West with Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad and Michael Johnson2007, thin-shell panel: 3m x 1,2m x 5cm

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Hotel Edward Hopper Facade, Mark West2005, graphite on paper, 29 x 36 cm

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Plaster cast, Mark WestStudies of branching columns plaster casts

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Subway Drape Snuffle, Mark WestEarly 2000’s , graphite on paper, 74 x 58 cm

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UQAM Centre de design

Concrete in All its Forms – The fabric-formed constructions of artist and architect Mark West at the UQAM Centre de Design
UQAM Centre de design

Thin-shell Hanging Curtain Panel, Mark West with Anynslee Hurdal, Leif Friggstad and Michael Johnson2007, Concrete surface of a thin-shell hanging curtain panel

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UQAM Centre de design

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The structuring gives rise not only to pathways, but also to natural islands, which are enlivened in different ways.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

This hybrid of skatepark, playground and urbane living room has now opened – the perfect venue for a young, dynamic society.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The man who is funding the transformation of the square is a passionate skateboarder and wanted to offer skate enthusiasts a new home in the city.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The new corner building is an homage to Lithuania’s Art Deco heritage.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The stylistic connection between all five buildings is their uniform, white-rendered façade, which enables all the buildings to merge into one radiant unit.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The central new-build block reflects the city’s Bauhaus tradition and forges a clear link to the now modernized dual ensemble that so epitomizes the International Style of the early 1960s.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

This is certainly the new now in Kaunas, a city in Lithuania which, with the help of 3deluxe, has brought to life a future-oriented architectural concept that sets new impulses.

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Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

This hybrid of skatepark, playground and urbane living room has now opened – the perfect venue for a young, dynamic society.

Photo credit:
Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

The man who is funding the transformation of the square is a passionate skateboarder and wanted to offer skate enthusiasts a new home in the city.

Photo credit:
Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

This hybrid of skatepark, playground and urbane living room has now opened – the perfect venue for a young, dynamic society.

Photo credit:
Norbert Tukaj

V-PLAZA – Urban Development
3deluxe

This hybrid of skatepark, playground and urbane living room has now opened – the perfect venue for a young, dynamic society.

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Sascha Jahnke

Intelligent Buildings and DSP Design Announce Partnership for Leading-Edge, Smart Building and Facility Public Health Design Services in India, South East Asia and Australia
DSP Design Associates

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DSP Design Associates