Go BackLocus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented the use of mock-ups for making accurate design and construction decisions, as applied for the exterior wall cladding with hand-painted and hand-glazed tilework, in the Shelter for the Homeless
30/05/2014Five boards in Science Cabinet #1 of the exhibit illustrated the concept of ‘Order-creating process’. The boards include a mixture of sketches of tile patterns, full scale colored cardboard mock-ups, actual painted tile mock-ups, as well as one photograph of the finished building illustrating the final version of the tiles used.
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented the use of mock-ups for making accurate design and construction decisions, as applied for the exterior wall cladding with hand-painted and hand-glazed tilework, in the Shelter for the Homeless
30/05/2014
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented the use of mock-ups for making accurate design and construction decisions, as applied for the exterior wall cladding with hand-painted and hand-glazed tilework, in the Shelter for the Homeless
30/05/2014
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Locus Manifesto-exposition: CES presented the use of mock-ups for making accurate design and construction decisions, as applied for the exterior wall cladding with hand-painted and hand-glazed tilework, in the Shelter for the Homeless
30/05/2014
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Photographs of the building
01/11/1989
Four different views of the building as seen from the street. One of them was exhibited at the Locus Manifesto-exposition “Re-enchant the World: Architecture and the City facing society´s transitions”.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Photographs of the building
01/06/1989
Three different views of the building as seen from the street.
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The Julian Street Inn - Shelter for the Homeless: Exterior wall cladding with hand-painted and hand-glazed tilework - Photographs of sketches depicting design process
01/01/1988
Eighteen photographs of a sequence of sketches by Christopher Alexander together with colored mock-ups of the design either on tiles or cardboard, depicting the unfolding of the tile pattern from a simple flower design, to a geometric pattern with rhombs, ...