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Happy Independence Day!

#Repost • @rvs_school_of_architecture Fractals workshop, HYDERABAD was a collaborative workshop with @designaware, Ar.Takbir Fatima, @takbirfatima @onlybyabeer @fractalsworkshop with the first semester students @_elyzians_ at the Hill Top School.

#Repost • @rvs_school_of_architecture Fractals workshop, HYDERABAD was a collaborative workshop with @designaware, Ar.Takbir Fatima, @takbirfatima @onlybyabeer @fractalsworkshop with the first semester students @_elyzians_ at the Hill Top School.

#Repost @rvs_school_of_architecture

"Kaleidoscope” designed by @ninax.jpeg created during @fractalsworkshop inter{lace} 2.0 in collaboration with @thebacboston and reimagined by @sunidhi_10. The perpetual virtual reality exhibition of this workshop can be seen via link in bio!

#Repost @digitalfutures.world

#Repost • @utopiandystopia22 Fractals Workshop is a generative design and formfinding workshop aimed at students and professionals from design, or architecture, or enthusiasts of art, craft and math.

#Important notice: please read. (TL; DR: The Fractals Workshop is being plagiarized and appropriated by unauthorized individuals/institutes. We appeal to you to join hands with us to protect our intellectual property and hard work from misuse and infringement by sharing this post.)

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Checking staircase reinforcement at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately. The staircase was designed as a folded one to create space underneath for a laundry room.

Checking staircase reinforcement at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately. The staircase was designed as a folded one to create space underneath for a laundry room.

Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.

Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.

Checking measurements at #RibbonHouse. As the plot is very narrow, every centimeter counts, and it becomes all the more important to follow measurements accurately.

Folded staircase #RibbonHouse

Interior Designer #onsite at #RibbonHouse

Interior Designer #onsite at #RibbonHouse

Centering for first slab #RibbonHouse

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#ChangeistheOnlyConstant

Happy Independence Day!

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New Babylon // An idea of an anti-capitalist city was envisaged in 1959-74 as a utopian future potentiality by Dutch artist Constant Nieuwenhuys, who was a part of the activist group the Situationist International. The speculative architectural project introduced “unitary urbanism“ and was concerned with the future of art in a technocratic society, and touched upon many themes that are surprisingly real to us today.

New Babylon // An idea of an anti-capitalist city was envisaged in 1959-74 as a utopian future potentiality by Dutch artist Constant Nieuwenhuys, who was a part of the activist group the Situationist International. The speculative architectural project introduced “unitary urbanism“ and was concerned with the future of art in a technocratic society, and touched upon many themes that are surprisingly real to us today.

New Babylon // An idea of an anti-capitalist city was envisaged in 1959-74 as a utopian future potentiality by Dutch artist Constant Nieuwenhuys, who was a part of the activist group the Situationist International. The speculative architectural project introduced “unitary urbanism“ and was concerned with the future of art in a technocratic society, and touched upon many themes that are surprisingly real to us today.

What goes behind a single rendering?

What goes behind a single rendering?

Cataloging what goes behind a single rendering.

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