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"Man is what he believes. "
- Anton Chekhov

22, Architecture Student, Canada

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  • Tagged: zumthor

    Posted on December 6, 2012 via umm hello? with 176 notes

  • luaberlin:

Peter Zumthor’s illustration of the floors plan of the Thermal Baths in Vals…

    luaberlin:

    Peter Zumthor’s illustration of the floors plan of the Thermal Baths in Vals…

    Tagged: zumthor peter zumthor therme vals architecture plans watercolour

    Posted on June 10, 2012 via collections with 15 notes

  • Unhealthy love for Zumthor

    Unhealthy love for Zumthor

    Tagged: zumthor architecture

    Posted on June 3, 2012 via eigogameD with 7 notes

  • pointch:

Vals

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    Vals

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    Posted on May 20, 2012 via .ch with 5 notes

  • arkthree:

dark side of the moon - peter zumthor by seier+seier on Flickr.

    arkthree:

    dark side of the moon - peter zumthor by seier+seier on Flickr.

    Tagged: zumthor architecture peter zumthor chapel architecture design concrete lumber light shade shadow

    Posted on March 21, 2012 via ARK3000 with 10 notes

  • lukuleleist:

Bruder Klaus Chapel - Peter Zumthor
“Arguably the most interesting aspects of the church are found in the methods of construction, beginning with a wigwam made of 112 tree trunks. Upon completion of the frame, layers of concrete were poured and rammed atop the existing surface, each around 50cm thick. When the concrete of all 24 layers had set, the wooden frame was set on fire, leaving behind a hollowed blackened cavity and charred walls.”
Source: Archdaily

    lukuleleist:

    Bruder Klaus Chapel - Peter Zumthor

    “Arguably the most interesting aspects of the church are found in the methods of construction, beginning with a wigwam made of 112 tree trunks. Upon completion of the frame, layers of concrete were poured and rammed atop the existing surface, each around 50cm thick. When the concrete of all 24 layers had set, the wooden frame was set on fire, leaving behind a hollowed blackened cavity and charred walls.”

    Source: Archdaily

    Tagged: architecture trees tree trunk chapel peter zumthor zumthor architect

    Posted on February 13, 2012 via Wobble and Frolic with 22 notes

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