Showing posts with label ARCHITECTURE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ARCHITECTURE. Show all posts

April 29, 2011

MORPHOSIS











Impressions from the "junk-space-transform" city development project.


Project, Photos: Armin Grossegger

April 08, 2011

JUNKSPACE - TRANSFORM


MONDRIAN IN THIRD DIMENSION. Architecture urban development.

Project, Photo: Armin Grossegger

March 26, 2011

December 20, 2010

möbius_house 2







Part 2 of our target-building an abstract model of the existing Möbius-House by Ben van Berkel, not only to show the form of the building but also to show the idea of that building that is really difficult to understand and analyze, in a model.

Xx Armin G.

Model built by: Nina Flora Holly, Phillip Lambert, Armin Grossegger, Photo: Armin Grossegger

December 05, 2010

HOUSE_ROLAND RAINER








In the lessons of "model-construction" the aim for our group was to build a model of an existing house of ROLAND RAINER, an architect from Austria.


The model is in scale 1_33...and build from wood and synthetic material.


Xx. Armin G.


Model build by: Daniela Fößleitner, Herbert Angerer, Markus Bacher, Katrin Egger, Yvonne Angermann and Armin Grossegger


Photo: Armin Grossegger

November 11, 2010

MÖBIUS_HOUSE




This pictures show a concept-model of the existing „Möbius-House“-that was designed by the architect Ben van Berkel.
The target was, not to build a model of the building’s shape but to create a model of the idea and concept behind that building.
Xx. Armin G.
Photos: Armin Grossegger , Model created by: Armin Grossegger, Philipp Lambert, Nina Flora Holly

November 05, 2010

VILLA SORAVIA by COOP HIMMELBLAU


I'd like to show you my first steps in "architecture photography". As we were having a photograpy workshop at university, and we had to thake pictures of houses in the area where we live, i decided to use the VILLA SORAVIA designed by the architects COOP HIMMELBLAU for my final presentation. I tried to make it look like as if the pictures have been taken from a voyeuristic perspective combined with the sense of a pan shot.

xx Armin G
Photo: Armin Grossegger