The strangest architectural experiments from around the world
There are things you can watch endlessly — and strange buildings created by man, among them. Photographer Denis Esakov and does believe architectural objects animate. So they work on his pictures.
Denis Esakov was born in Kyrgyzstan, lived in Moscow, then moved to Berlin. The building he began to take off about ten years ago — started with geometric abstraction, and then moved on to architectural photography.
The photographer refers to architectural objects as alive, and the first meeting compares buildings — albeit somewhat jokingly — date. Indeed, in each frame Esakova, in what country it was made and what the style is not treated the building, a sense of personal relationship.
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On the territory of “Marseille housing unit”, she is “Radiant city” by Le Corbusier. Built in the late 1940s — early 1950s, this large-scale residential complex now has become almost a luxury.
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Filmed on the roof. In our time, “the Radiant city” lives life to the fullest, though perhaps a little not the same as planned Corbusier. The complex was chosen by the so-called bourgeois Bohemians, and the apartments there are not cheap.
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The so-called Antiville — housing on the site of the factory of underwear in Potsdam. Why “anti”? The authors — architects Berlin office Brandlhuber+Emde has created the opposite of expensive mansions, as they are commonly imagined. They did.
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Einstein tower is an astrophysical Observatory in the Science Park albert Einstein in Potsdam. The tower was built in 1924, it was assumed that it will be experimenting to confirm the theory of relativity. The author of the project — Erich Mendelsohn.
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This, too, Potsdam, pavilion “Biosphere”. Inside the tropics with their lush vegetation, birds, reptiles, and insects (the real one) and even dinosaurs (model one-to-one).
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Moskvich — the Melnikov house. The capital’s famous avant-garde shot in an unusual aspect.
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Museum of design the Bauhaus-archive in Berlin. Here you can see the basic ideas of the Bauhaus school and to consider the architectural layouts and furnishings.
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Tbilisi Musical theater, constructed by Bureau of Fuksas.
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It is a project of the public center of public services. The view from the top.
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Zimbalist synagogue and Jewish heritage center of tel Aviv University. Built according to the project Swiss post-modernist Mario Botta.
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This is also the tel Aviv University art gallery. Architect — Israeli star Bracha Cutin.
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Ecumenical centre Abraham in Barcelona architects josé Augusto Benedito and Mateos. Was built for the Olympic games in 1992.
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Tower of Frank Gehry in Hanover, built in 2001. The building houses the city’s transport service and it is located right in the heart of historic low-rise buildings.
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The tower of the hotel “Porto Fira” in Barcelona. Designed by architect Toyo ito, the complex began in 2010 as the best skyscraper in the world by one of the most prestigious international awards.
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Vienna, children’s Park. Built in 2013, according to the project of Martin Kohlbauer.
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