Archive for category Architecture & Design
Ginormous Japanese Indoor Man-Made Beach Ocean Dome
Posted by Javadan in Architecture & Design, Featured, Popular Media, Social Media on March 8, 2010
In MiyaZaki, Japan there is a magnificent piece of work done by man , ” A MAN-MADE indoor beach”…yes hand-made beach, can you believe it?
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Bahria Icon tower:Upcoming Multi-use commercial Building project By Bahria Town
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design, Pakistan on March 6, 2010
Going through the list of upcoming projects in karachi which is the mega city of Pakistan , another mixed use commercial project by Bahria town is in the pipeline and it is Bahria Icon tower. The project was initiated in 2008 after the approval of KBCA and the excavation ,creation of haul routes and foundation works have been undertaken. It is expected to be completed by the end of 2013.
here are some of the initial proposed renders of the tower which later got discarded . But i like to share it .The website and the billboard at the construction site shows different renders
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Creative and cool fireplace designs
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design on February 28, 2010
Suspended Fireplace
A beautiful sculpture that creates a strong design focal point in any room, this wood burning fire is a great conversation starter.
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10 Futuristic Concept Laptop Desings
Posted by Javadan in Architecture & Design, Featured, Gadgets on February 19, 2010
Via List Phobia
Lets have a look at the 10 futuristic laptop designs……….
Im sure these ground-breaking and innovative designs will take your breath away….
1. Canova Dual Screen Laptop:
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Innovative and amazing Sofa Designs.
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design on February 6, 2010
Here are some of the collection of the creative and most unusual sofa designs . We are sure all the people with an eye for weird and out of this world things will especially love it. Have fun :) .. and keep visiting cyberdera.com
FLYING CARPET SOFA.
Tonio De rover Design a carpet which look like a flying carpet on concept of “East meet West”.
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Famous Clock Towers (Ghanta Ghar) of Pakistan.
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design, Pakistan on January 29, 2010
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MINAR-E-MASOOMI, ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT LANDMARK OF SUKKUR
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design, Pakistan on December 24, 2009
Minar-e-Masoomi was built by Masoom Shah of Bukkur an island on River Indus between Sukkur and Rohri. Tower of Masoom will complete 400 years of it existence next year as it was built in 1605-1610 AD. There is also said that this tower was built in 1607 AD.
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Paraty House – Brazil
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design on December 17, 2009
Marcio Kogan work can be described as Elegant, calm, minimalist, clean and beautiful.Out of this chaos-, humor- and cinema-loving creative mind, an astonishingly lovely, peaceful balance is projected onto residential projects.http://www.marciokogan.com/
Reviewers of Kogan’s work often mention Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright or their contemporaries, but Kogan ha Read the rest of this entry »
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PTCL – Etisalat office interior by Ar. Nasir Iqbal
Posted by Bilal in Architecture & Design on December 15, 2009
Guest Post by Sauban Habeeb Ahmed
The corporate world is one with cut throat competition, raw energy, an official outlook and clear readable lines in the atmosphere that one can comprehend.
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Top 10 largest football stadiums in the world
Posted by umair in Architecture & Design on December 14, 2009
After starting with the worlds largest Mosques we carry on with the top 10 series and In this article we look at the world’s ten largest football stadiums, some perhaps better known than others, and assess their legacies and impact both on the game and in their individual countries.
#1 – Rungrado May Day Stadium (Pyongyang, North Korea)
Capacity: 150,000
A vast architectural monument to Communism, the Rungrado May Day Stadium in Pyongyang was opened in 1989 and can house an incredible 150,000 spectators. Although the primary purpose of the stadium was to host vast parades and other public spectacles in North Korea, it is being used to host some of the national football team’s fixtures making it the largest football stadium in the world.
Unfortunately, being situated in one of the international community’s most isolated and volatile states, it is extremely unlikely that this magnificent arena which is one of its kind will ever play host to a major tournament or have its turf graced by some of the world’s best players.
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