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Nothing is an advertising agency in Amsterdam who has created offices carton. Como using anything unless you can see, almost everything has been done on this material, dividing walls, signs, beams, tables, shelves and even use the stairs cardboard.
The concept was realized by Alrik Koundenburg and design was developed by Joost van Bleiswijk.
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Step into my cardboard office
This extraordinary and original building was designed by Chilean architect Alberto Mozo and houses the offices of BIP computers. The work was completed in 2006.
It's located in Santiago, Chile. The structure has three levels that are supported by the attractive and rigid wooden beams that are appreciated. The building's interior also makes extensive use of the beams, while the glass walls allow the building is well lit.
Something that stands out is the great inside spiral staircase that seems to move itself.
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BIP computers offices in chile by alberto mozo
This massive structure area is nothing less than an X-band radar. This is a mobile radar station is part of the Ballistic Missile Defense of the United States of America.
The platform was built in Vyborg, Russia, but is based on a design made in Norway for oil drilling platforms.
The conversion and installation of radar took place in Brownsville, Texas. The radar is based on the island of Adak in Alaska, but often travels across the Pacific Ocean, where there is need to improve missile defense.
With 116 meters in length and a height of 85 meters ...
Some people are privileged to live in truly impressive for its beauty and tranquility that surrounds them, as the inhabitants of this island in Norway.
Husøy, also known as Island House, is really small, its 1000 meters long and 500 meters wide, and is connected to the big island of Senja by a pier 300 meters long and a small road.
It has been inhabited since 1950 and currently has about 200 residents, mostly fishermen. It is said that if you live in Husøy, should the daily dealings with His people. The houses are so close to ...