Ethel Baraona | dpr-barcelona

Architect who develops her professional work linked to a number of technical publications in the architectural field.

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 “Infrastructure Preservation” | an article by David Gissen in Quaderns #262 #Parainfrastructures Read PDF here. —via quaderns “Infrastructure Preservation” | an article by David Gissen in Quaderns #262 #Parainfrastructures Read PDF here. —via quaderns

 “Infrastructure Preservation” | an article by David Gissen in Quaderns #262 #Parainfrastructures

Read PDF here.

—via quaderns

Michael Heizer has finally found a 340 ton bolder to hover over a trench at LACMA to complete ‘Levitated Mass’  More info: Infrascape DesignMichael Heizer has finally found a 340 ton bolder to hover over a trench at LACMA to complete ‘Levitated Mass’  More info: Infrascape Design

Michael Heizer has finally found a 340 ton bolder to hover over a trench at LACMA to complete ‘Levitated Mass’ 

More info: Infrascape Design

Photo from mammoth’s visit to Blue Plains Wastewater Treatment Plant | #kamworkshops2011 | Read the interesting post on one of the world’s largest treatment plants here. via: the-value-of-garbage Photo from mammoth’s visit to Blue Plains Wastewater Treatment Plant | #kamworkshops2011 | Read the interesting post on one of the world’s largest treatment plants here. via: the-value-of-garbage

Photo from mammoth’s visit to Blue Plains Wastewater Treatment Plant | #kamworkshops2011 | Read the interesting post on one of the world’s largest treatment plants here.

via: the-value-of-garbage

F.A.D. on the Sigirino Depot [the landscape byproduct of the largest infrastructure project in Swiss history] F.A.D. on the Sigirino Depot [the landscape byproduct of the largest infrastructure project in Swiss history] 

F.A.D. on the Sigirino Depot [the landscape byproduct of the largest infrastructure project in Swiss history] 

by Jake Stangel, location unknown. via thiscitycalledearth by Jake Stangel, location unknown. via thiscitycalledearth

by Jake Stangel, location unknown.

via thiscitycalledearth

mas-studio: NEAT Gotthard Base Tunnel (via A view inside the world’s largest train tunnel, now under construction - Boing Boing) That’s a train tunnel. mas-studio: NEAT Gotthard Base Tunnel (via A view inside the world’s largest train tunnel, now under construction - Boing Boing) That’s a train tunnel.

mas-studio:

NEAT Gotthard Base Tunnel (via A view inside the world’s largest train tunnel, now under construction - Boing Boing)

That’s a train tunnel.

the obsolescence of humanized space Image by  marek wykowski the obsolescence of humanized space Image by  marek wykowski

the obsolescence of humanized space

Image by  marek wykowski

Giant Wind TurbineGiant Wind Turbine

Giant Wind Turbine

One of the strangest cities and offshore metropolis’s in the world sits just off the coast of Azerbaijan near the city of Baku, abandoned and dilapidated. ‘Oily Rocks’ began with a single path out over the water and grew into a system of paths and platforms built on the back of ships sunken to serve as the city’s foundation […] Now, only part of it remains as many of the paths have disappeared into the surf. Whats even more interesting is that this dystopian place scene has a varied history with Soviet initiated development in the late 1940′s.  More info: Oil Rocks: An Infracstructured Soviet CityOne of the strangest cities and offshore metropolis’s in the world sits just off the coast of Azerbaijan near the city of Baku, abandoned and dilapidated. ‘Oily Rocks’ began with a single path out over the water and grew into a system of paths and platforms built on the back of ships sunken to serve as the city’s foundation […] Now, only part of it remains as many of the paths have disappeared into the surf. Whats even more interesting is that this dystopian place scene has a varied history with Soviet initiated development in the late 1940′s.  More info: Oil Rocks: An Infracstructured Soviet City

One of the strangest cities and offshore metropolis’s in the world sits just off the coast of Azerbaijan near the city of Baku, abandoned and dilapidated. ‘Oily Rocks’ began with a single path out over the water and grew into a system of paths and platforms built on the back of ships sunken to serve as the city’s foundation […] Now, only part of it remains as many of the paths have disappeared into the surf. Whats even more interesting is that this dystopian place scene has a varied history with Soviet initiated development in the late 1940′s. 

More info: Oil Rocks: An Infracstructured Soviet City