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By Boing Boing on Feb 14, 2020 in: Video, archaeology, architecture, design, History
Starting in 2007, photographer and visual effects artist Dimitris Tsalkanis has been building a digital 3D model of ancient Athens. The result is an immersive historical recreation where everyone online is invited. How did Tsalkanis handle this Hercu...
By Things Are Good on Feb 12, 2020 in: architecture, design
Architects generally want people to feel comfortable around their buildings or interior spaces; however, architects aren’t perfect and may overlook some simple design solutions that can put people at ease. The World Bank Group has released a ha...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Feb 3, 2020 in: architecture, Britain, Christian, films, literature
Zlin was a small town in the Moravia region of Czechoslovakia with a population of only 3,000 at the end of the C19th. Bata Shoes’ first factory was opened in Zlin in 1894 by Tomas Bata, (1876–1932) a Czech footwear empire that eventually g...
By Things Are Good on Jan 28, 2020 in: Environment, architecture, landscape
In a new book about how humans build and shape the environment around us, Julia Watson, argues that traditional indigenous techniques are the most efficient. Forget techno-carbon capture, smart cities, and other buzzwords; the best approaches already...
By Boing Boing on Jan 27, 2020 in: architecture, History
A 15th-century cesspit found under Somerset House in London has been lovingly recreated as a 3D model that you can explore in your web browser. [via Londonist] Archaeologists from MOLA also uncovered a number of interesting objects from the pit: "Th...
By Boing Boing on Jan 24, 2020 in: Video, architecture, design, interior design
Brooklyn lighting designer/artist Adam Frank's Reveal product is a projector system to create a gauzy, ethereal effect of sunlight streaming through shadowy trees. This will be ideal for my underground lair and loaning out to the neighborhood haunted...
By Boing Boing on Jan 22, 2020 in: architecture
The latest installment of the always-delightful McMansion Hell (previously) departs from the usual format of mercilessly skewering the tasteless custom homes of the contemporary super-rich and instead delves into their historic precedent, the 1970s-v...