a smooth end to the evening by ViktoriaHaack by ViktoriaHaack

The wharf at Canoe Beach, Salmon Arm and some smooth water at the end of the day.

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Stazione di Latina by kombax by kombax

Stazione di Latina scalo

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Milky Evil by Ivanferu by Ivanferu

Dedicada a mi buen amigo Juanra Noriega…no solo un gran fotógrafo y compañero, sino el mejor creador de títulos para las fotos!!

Una de las fotos que pudimos hacer en el Parque Nacional del Teide Darío Cuesta, César Vega, Alfonso L y un servidor

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ECOLE 42 / In&Edit Architecture


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© Michel Denancé


© Michel Denancé


© Michel Denancé


© Michel Denancé


© Michel Denancé

  • Project Budget: 9.500.000 €

© Michel Denancé

© Michel Denancé

Plan

Plan

Ecole 42 is a new is a private French computer programming school funded by Xavier Niel 

Located in the heart of Paris (in the 17tharrondissement). Its innovative approach challenges the traditional educational system by providing training that is ‘free, open and accessible to all’ and is based around Peer 2 Peer learning. 


© Michel Denancé

© Michel Denancé

In&Edit architecture were commissioned to imagine create an original concept for an environment which would support the needs of its unique pedagogical approach.

The site, a former government building built in the 1960s with a space of over 4200sqm was largely preserved with no change to the existing structure. Internally, the architecture responds to the need for collaborative learning spaces by providing places for interaction of various scales and atmospheres.  Over four levels, the students have access to workstations configured to optimize collaboration while a series of purpose built pods offer a sense of enclosure depending on project needs.


Courtesy of IN&EDIT

Courtesy of IN&EDIT

The treatment of the façade was pivotal in creating a strong identity and street presence. The addition of a perforated mesh ‘skin’ creates the impression of a continuous volume from the exterior whilst improving the building’s thermal performance. 


© Michel Denancé

© Michel Denancé

Based on the idea that digital technology have destroyed any remaining regularity IN&EDIT has created interior furnitures far from classic geometry

Each piece has been designed and plugged in different spaces following needs and functions to be able to create a strong identity for 42 Concept.


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© Michel Denancé

Section

Section

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Vietnam Tour by vndiscoverytours by vndiscoverytours

This tour is the combination between discover the famous destinations of Vietnam and relax in beach. You can discover Halong Bay, Sapa valley to understand about the life way and customs of local people, admire the terraced field, discover Hue Imperial City, Hoian Old Quarter, Hochiminh City, Mekong delta. You also relax at Halong bay cruise, Nha Trang beach and Phu Quoc island.

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Take me Away by MajeedBadizadegan by MajeedBadizadegan

I invite you to come experience the magical Oregon coast for a week with Nick Page and I. Check out our November workshop (only a few spots remaining) http://ift.tt/22L7w0M

A gorgeous sunset from this weekend at the Oregon coast. This is the first time I’ve picked up my camera since Iceland. I could tell it would be beautiful as I was approaching the beach. There was ground fog in both directions and the diffused light was peaking through the forest. I was hopeful for something special and was not disappointed.

These trips are not always successful. I’ve registered nearly a dozen failed attempts this year alone, but getting something like this is always the goal.

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Beautiful Europe

Amsterdam, Netherlands (by Werner Kunz)

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Manhattan by Patriciapato by Patriciapato

View of Manhattan from New Jersey

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Kirmir Stream by RKAMARI by RKAMARI

Kirmir Stream. Ankara, Turkey

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Falke Svatun’s Tumble vase sits on the edge of a shelf



Norwegian designer Falke Svatun has crafted a range of stoneware vessels with cut-out bases, enabling them to balance on the edge of shelves or windowsills (+ movie). (more…)

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