Victor S. Brigola Photography

…which looks roughly like this.

the municipal chambers of westport, completely different to the rest of the city…

and another wall featuring a nice writing.

…the museum is closed for 2 years, but the wall is fantastic…

at 10.46am on february 3 1931, napier was levelled by a catastrophic earthquake (7.9 on the richter scale). the citizens started to rebuild the town in a new style: art deco – symbolizing the beginning of a new decade. unfortunately, most of the buildings are in a rundown condition. only a few have such an appealing appearance like the taradale town hall, situated in a suburb of napier.

coming closer to art deco on the way to napier.

latitude 37° – 41,5° south / longitude 178° – 32,9° east

this is the most eastern place in the world…first to see the sun…every morning…

the walden 7 complex in barcelona was build in 1975 by ricardo bofill. it is still a completely fascinating residential for nearly 450 units including shops, offices, bars and a swimming pool, even some table tennis courtyards!

this is all i can say.

the actual exhibition of “the house of hohenstaufen and italy” in mannheim, made me thinking of a project i photographed 10 years ago in apulia about the “castel del monte” and “frederick II”, the “first modern man on throne” and also the architect of the “crown of stone”

frontside

backside

the opening on friday evening of my exhibition in stuttgart…thank you all for coming!

some pictures of my project “bauzug am nordbahnhof” are shown for some days, from 14th until 19th of july, at the university of stuttgart, faculty architecture