Superstudio — The Continuous Monument Photomontage superstudio-continuous-monument-photomontage Photomontage from Superstudio's Continuous Monument series (1969–71), showing a transparent reflective grid-plane superimposed over a 19th-century albumen photograph of a mountain valley landscape with small figures. One of the defining works of Italian radical architecture.
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Neue Nationalgalerie — Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Berlin
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Paul Virilio — Bunker Archeology paul-virilio-bunker-archeology A photograph from Paul Virilio's Bunker Archéologie (1975) — the French theorist and architect's photographic study of Nazi Atlantic Wall bunkers along the French coast. Shot between 1958 and 1965, the project documents the abandoned concrete fortifications as monolithic found objects.
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Linienstrasse 40 — Bundschuh Architekten, Berlin-Mitte linienstrasse-40-bundschuh-architekten-berlin Linienstrasse 40 (L40) is a residential and commercial building completed in 2010 at the corner of Linienstrasse and Rosa-Luxemburg-Strasse in Berlin-Mitte. Designed by Roger Bundschuh and artist Cosima von Bonin, its monolithic black exposed-concrete form and cantilevered volumes make it one of Berlin's most distinctive contemporary buildings.
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Neukölln Pumping Station neukolln-pumping-station Wenk und Wiese conversion of a Neukölln water-pumping station into the Berlin studio and live-work space of Elmgreen & Dragset.
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Wenk und Wiese converted a 1920s water-pumping station in Neukölln, Berlin, into a live-work studio for Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset.
The project keeps the industrial hall, tall windows and dark tiled base while adding white rooms, catwalks and upper work platforms through the former machinery space.
Source: ArchDaily: Water Pumping Plant Renovation / Wenk und Wiese.
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Wenk und Wiese converted a 1920s water-pumping station in Neukölln, Berlin, into a live-work studio for Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset.
The project keeps the industrial hall, tall windows and dark tiled base while adding white rooms, catwalks and upper work platforms through the former machinery space.
