Friday, June 4th, 2010
Fossils From The Future
via geekologie.com Posted via web from crasch’s posterous
Entries Tagged as 'ferrocement'
Friday, January 29th, 2010
A look at Businessmen and their Mega-Mansions! « Homes of the Rich
via homesoftherich.net Posted via web from crasch’s posterous
Friday, August 1st, 2008
The Cement Boat
The Cement Boat by Stu Reininger. “…The strangest thing about the Larinda may not be that she’s made of cement. Belowdecks, in the boat’s main salon, you’ll find a rare, 100-horsepower (1,400 foot pounds of torque) Wolverine diesel that was built in 1928. Mahan was obsessed with Wolverine motors (he eventually bought rights to the [...]
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
Institute of Mosaic Art
The Institute of Mosaic Art has lots of cool classes. Here’s one I would’ve loved to take: VISITING ARTIST SERIES: SHERRI WARNER HUNTER Concrete Institute Instructor: Sherri Warner Hunter Sessions: 5 Times: Saturday – Wednesday: 9a.m. – 4p.m. Level: Beginning/Intermediate Cost: $650 Materials:$95 Institute of Mosaic art is proud to host Sherri Warner Hunter for [...]
Tuesday, April 8th, 2008
Edward James: Builder of Dreams
Via madammayo Las Pozas (the pools), was once home to the eccentric, English aristocrat, Edward James, poet, patron, collector, and architect of this spectacular mountainside monument to surrealist art. A veritable enchanted garden, where some thirty-six enormous, brightly coloured concrete structures vie for space with the lush jungle vegetation that surrounds and threatens to absorb [...]
Saturday, April 5th, 2008
Nautilus house
Nautilus-shaped house built by Senosiain Arquitectos in Mexico City:
