Addressing the natural and built environment from a different perspective, we taking a cue from Japan, with regard to sustainability in a social and cultural context- more specifically, the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial, the world's largest public art festival, occurring every three years in the Niigata Prefecture.
The other day, we picked up The Ecology Center's recently published book Backyard Skills: A D.I.Y. Handbook, a collection of projects, infographics, and practices inspired by last year's popular Basic Needs lecture series.
Inspired by monumental structure of the past, Louis Kahn created, though the deliberate application of material and interplay of light, an architecture that is unique, lasting, and expressive. In the short film we sharing today, these elements are captured beautifully in an animation that is a work of art in itself...
Read MoreHappy Lunar New Year from Moss Yaw Design studio- wishing you a wonderful Year of the Rabbit ahead...
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