Container Art / Bernardes Jacobsen
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Apr 2009
By David Basulto — Filed under: Cultural , Selected , Bernardes Jacobsen, Containers, Leonardo Finotti, Steel
© Leonardo Finotti
Architects: Bernardes Jacobsen Architecture
Location: Parque Villa-Lobos, São Paulo, Brazil
Partners in Charge: Thiago Bernardes and Paulo Jacobsen
Collaborators: Bernardo Jacobsen, Edgar Murata, Daniel Vannucchi and Rafael Oliveira
Design year: 2008
Setting up: 2008
Photographs: Leonardo Finotti
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- ground floor plan
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- roof plan
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- elevations
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Apologies for being somewhat off topic, but Bernardes Jacobsen’s website is very good (click on the link provided at the top of the page). Anyone know who designed it or how it was designed?
incredibly trivial and in now adequate or related to the context given by overseas containers.
Good joke… and good example for the recycling too – I’m serious…
This looks familiar. PERI_scope, anyone?
http://www.signonsandiego.com/entertainment/street/2007/10/art_surfacing.html
http://peri-scope.blogspot.com/2006/11/peri-scope-project-description.html
Shame the containers weren’t Maersk, it would have looked prettier.
the concept is interesting and I really like it, but too many people have done this before, I mean,, it´s not original, just a copy, maybe out of date.
Yes, it´s not original.
in fact, something in that way was already made, also in Brazil, at the 3rd Mercosul Biennal in 2001 in Porto Alegre. And it wasn’t approved by public, which complained about warmness inside the containers.
see pictures at: http://www.terragaucha.com.br/3B_mercosul.htm
links just below “cidade dos containers”
for Jhawkred website question above. It was built in flash, and yes it is very well orginized. Flash is a little gimmicky though and the fancier sites take longer to load/view. I’m sure the concept could be applied to a dreamweaver site as well with a flash button inserted for the navigation feature.
boring…
Luc Deleu does this for years and years and with more imagination:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Speybank_by_Luc_Deleu.jpg
http://www.life.com/image/86001205
thank you for your info
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