The Katayama Apartment (in
Osaka, Japan) by architect Matsunami
Mitsutomo, is a small apartment block built on a site of 110m² and consists
of 7 stories, 2 apartments per floor and a total of 10 apartments. The elevator
is located on the north side, stairs and the passage with the basis being a
flat plan. In one part there is a high-ceiling maisonette covering 2 floors
incorporated like stacked blocks. The layout is quite apparent when viewed from
the facade of the south side. The sectional structure is reflected as it is in
the outline of the facade. In other words, the lifestyle inside the apartment
itself designed the facade, reflecting the intent to let the vitality of life
spread out into the landscape of the homogeneous rows of houses in Katayama.
28 October, 2012
Santos street portraiture
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Photography
Danny Santos is a weekend
photographer who likes to shoot strangers in the streets of Singapore . In
his own words, " Out here, nothing
is prepared. Nothing cooperates with you.. not the weather, not the subjects,
not the situation. You have to make do with what’s available. That’s a very big
challenge. But on few occasions when all the elements just come together, and
you’re at the right place at the right time, the feeling of "getting that
perfect shot" just doesn’t compare to anything else". His crisp &
tight street portraiture is really noticeable, and a very good example for new
or aspiring street shooters. View some sample work here, then visit his website for full blown images and more.
Sis Deli+Cafe
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GoingOut
The Sis Deli+Cafe in Finland was founded by two sisters,
Anu Syrmä and Kaisa Leikola, who left their corporate jobs to fulfill their
dream of building something of their own and something they truly enjoyed and
believed in. The name "SIS" comes from the Finnish words “SISkokset”
(sisters) as well as “SISältö” (ingredients).
the Londonist
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