Architecture & Design Entropy | 12 Dec 2011
Apple recently opened its one of kind Retail store in New York City, in a grand space above the Great Hall at iconic Grand Central Terminal. It occupies 23000 Square Foot the east balcony, a portion of the north balcony, and attached smaller spaces, all adjacent to the station’s main concourse. It’s a great setting [...]
Architecture & Design Entropy | 17 Oct 2011
Pécs is a major Town in southwest Hungary that has long been a center for music development in that country. The Symphony Orchestra of Pécs, recently renamed as Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra was founded in 1811. In 2010 they moved to a new Concert Hall – Kodaly Centre- which is one of Hungary’s most beautiful world-class concert [...]
Architecture & Design Entropy | 25 Jul 2011
Manhattanhenge, is the term used to describe a biannual occurrence in New York City when the sun aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main grid. Adopted in 1811 the famous street grid of Manhattan, the Commissioners’ Plan, was the original design plan for the streets in which the grid plan is offset at 29.0 [...]
Architecture & Design Entropy | 07 Mar 2011
I loved this minimal infographics Poster .. especially sharing for my friend Michele
Architecture & Design &Music Entropy | 10 Dec 2010
Simplicity is the final achievement. After one has played a vast quantity of notes and more notes, it is simplicity that emerges as the crowning reward of art.- Frédéric Chopin (1810 – 1849) Chopin Year Celebrations on 200 Birth Anniversary Sculpture of Ordered Chaos Visualizes Chopin’s Music The design was for recent multimedia exhibition of [...]
Architecture & Design Entropy | 15 Sep 2010
” No Design = No Business “ Puma and Yves Behar’s new green packaging It’s hard to imagine something as simple as the shoebox being completely overhauled. But Puma and Fuseproject have done just that, in a design that will completely transform the brand’s supply chain—saving millions in electricity, fuel, and water. “Rethinking the shoebox [...]