bybarcinoddc Circus, the new trendy club in London ... LosdelDesierto
Friday, April 29, 2011
Cigarette Withdrawl Hallucinations
The London district of Covent Garden houses, since last January, the latest project designer Tom Dixon
: Circus
club. A glamorous local, at the same time 
kitsch, which brings together three concepts in one space, bar, restaurant and theater. The game show spherical mirrors and lamps, no doubt that behind the interior design creativity Circus is darling of British design.
kitsch, which brings together three concepts in one space, bar, restaurant and theater. The game show spherical mirrors and lamps, no doubt that behind the interior design creativity Circus is darling of British design. 
From her study of interior Design Research Studio (which is creative director), Tom Dixon has designed a room with private labeling. Inspiring by surrealist art, Dixon uses a combination of blue, white and black to create an evocative atmosphere that invites you to explore this world of the circus.
In Circus, furniture iridescent Tom Dixon (exclusive designs for the occasion) is combined with twentieth-century classical pieces. The entrance to the kitchen, for example, has the impressive Golden Bell Artek, the lateral area is illuminated by the chandelier "Shell" by Verner Panton, and around the main table, located under a skylight, is impressive include "Tall Chairs" itself Dixon. Every room is adorned with the "Mirror Balls", a classic British-that contribute to the cabaret atmosphere.
The walls also have a role in the setting of Circus. After passing through a kaleidoscopic hall of mirrors, diners will find themselves flanked by a long wall stamped as a harlequin, whose striking effect is balanced raw tone of the adjacent walls. In the chill out, black is the main color that harmonizes with blue items.
to-be-seen 2010. 
World The press labeled Tom Dixon as the redeemer of the British furniture industry. Since then, Dixon made a commitment to bet on innovation and indigenous design. Known mostly for his creations in the field of lighting (lamps are famous for their "Mirror Ball" and "Copper Shade"), today Tom Dixon has been reinterpreted in key design tables, chairs, sofas (with George Smith) and has several projects of interior design through Design Research Studio, among which the private club Shoreditch House, the Habitat store on Regent Street or the boutiques of London and Paris Joseph. British designer usually one of the highlights of the Milan Furniture Fair and the ICFF (New York) and 100% Design London.
Circus
27-29 Endell St London WC2H 9BA
Tel +44 0207 420 9300 www.circus-london.co.uk
Lord Of The Rings, Streaming
project an interactive nursery Velez Rubio, Almeria ...
The project of this care, carried out by architects Alejandro Eva Luque and Pascual , LosdelDesierto , born of idea that children have a home. A sloping roof, a rectangular base, and a neatly placed doors and windows can identify them immediately, and very young. In this sense, a nursery is not just a house bigger than theirs, which have fun and play with other children.
The project of this care, carried out by architects Alejandro Eva Luque and Pascual , LosdelDesierto , born of idea that children have a home. A sloping roof, a rectangular base, and a neatly placed doors and windows can identify them immediately, and very young. In this sense, a nursery is not just a house bigger than theirs, which have fun and play with other children.
This idea, although with some modifications, has been the starting point for the architects, who began
. A huge slab structural folds itself to doubling the height of the only plant that has the nursery. Thus, the construction is adapted to the height of other nearby buildings, as well as give more breadth to the interior. On the roof is located a large proportion of installations: plumbing, telecommunications and lighting system. 
8 classrooms divided into three groups, depending on the age of the children. In addition, there is also a multipurpose dining room, kitchen and administration facilities y personal, todas distribuidas alrededor de un patio central. Las aulas cuentan con salida al patio exterior. 
evitar las tradicionales ventanas
. En su lugar optó por aberturas circulares y semicirculares en las que además de doble vidrio de seguridad se colocaron butirales de colores: magenta, amarillo-verdoso y azul. El resultado es una divertida y decorativa fachada que favorece la creatividad de los niños. Con la iluminación develops an attractive night game of colored lights. 
The interior
, LosdelDesierto wanted to differentiate the adult world of children with different coatings and finishes . On the walls of the nursery the boundary between the two worlds was marked with a socket at a height of 1.30 m, which coincides with the line of sight of children. Color vinyl lining the wall from the base to the ground in the world of children, which also allows easy cleaning. The cradle to the concrete roof construction is visible. 
is because the color
is of vital importance in this project, the architects explained: "The use of color in ages early is very important, infants use color to differentiate, to have and build, and to interact with the world around them. Everything is an event, play, suck, smell, in a constant development of the senses. " 
Using
colored vinyl on floors and walls, and age groups to identify and differentiate the common areas of the classroom, have been selected to help development of children. 
"0-1 year classrooms are bathed in blue, which promotes relaxation, feeling of being immersed in water, the buoyancy, the world of fantasy which promotes sleep and therefore promotes the growth of babies. 1-2 years classrooms are orange, a mixture of red and yellow which favors the activity and psychomotor stimulation, essential at this stage of child development. In the classrooms of 2-3 years, decided to incorporate the color green as the color that identifies the nature, environment. Children this age are in permanent connection with the outside world, which explored an indefatigable, "the architects explain.
"0-1 year classrooms are bathed in blue, which promotes relaxation, feeling of being immersed in water, the buoyancy, the world of fantasy which promotes sleep and therefore promotes the growth of babies. 1-2 years classrooms are orange, a mixture of red and yellow which favors the activity and psychomotor stimulation, essential at this stage of child development. In the classrooms of 2-3 years, decided to incorporate the color green as the color that identifies the nature, environment. Children this age are in permanent connection with the outside world, which explored an indefatigable, "the architects explain. 
LosdelDesierto are Eva Alejandro Luque and Pascual (
Elap architects
) ... Elap architects
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Klonopin And Oxycodone
Madrid inaugurated the renovated Palais de Cibeles ... Naples
Madrid has just opened the renovated Palais de Cibeles
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CentroCentro
Madrid has just opened the renovated Palais de Cibeles .
CentroCentro
called the Palace is presented as a metropolitan cultural center, close, open and dedicated to the City. Until July 27 have scheduled a conference Open space to give access to rehabilitated and details of the building, its history, its evolution and current status.
The building is original, designed in 1904 by architect Antonio Palacios and Joaquin Otamendi
, was inaugurated in March 1919 and then became a symbol of modernization in Madrid in full progress. . The project involved the challenge of integrating a paradigmatic example of architecture from the early twentieth century architecture itself XXI century and the current values \u200b\u200bof safety, sustainability, low cost, optimization of materials, energy use, etc. As synthesized Carlos Baztán, General Coordinator of the Department of Arts Hall Madrid: "Jane Jacobs said he had to inhabit the old buildings with new ideas. That's what we did. "
The architects have worked for five years with exquisite precision, combining respect for the original values \u200b\u200bof the work by adapting to new uses and needs of the building. The new CentroCentro has 44.613m2
intervention, of which approximately 30.000m2 correspond to rehab and the rest are newly built underground. The project not only wanted to retain the shape, original materials and spaces, but also the character and atmosphere of what his day was considered "the Cathedral of Telecommunications". With carefully as craft and developing a great job of documentation, lamps, accessories, desks, countertops, handrails, balustrades, railings, furniture, plaster, tile, marble ... all the original features have been restored to return the building to its essence.
have
repaired all the damage caused by the passage of time and successive interventions. 
has recovered the original lighting, the initial height distribution conceived, and have found spaces and structures that were hidden, while eliminating the added elements. At the same time, new uses have been integrated into the original space according to current safety standards and the needs of public circulation.
has recovered the original lighting, the initial height distribution conceived, and have found spaces and structures that were hidden, while eliminating the added elements. At the same time, new uses have been integrated into the original space according to current safety standards and the needs of public circulation. The Patio
Operations remains the soul of the Palace representative and functional. Among the many statements made in it, have reopened the large windows overlooking the square have been restored glazing above, has released the main lantern, has performed a new glass roof for the ambulatory, has recovered the original glass block floor that let in light to the lower floor and the tiles have been recreated in glass transaparencia carved gateways higher. 
Patio At the ends of Operations has created two
Social Areas dedicated to citizen information. Pedro Feduchi 
, architect and designer, has been responsible for the interior: This project has been a challenge in having to combine innovation with functionality and practicality. The chosen color scheme was chosen to convey the idea of \u200b\u200bproximity to the visitor, in contrast to the cold and bureaucratic image that provided the building at the time the post office.
, architect and designer, has been responsible for the interior: This project has been a challenge in having to combine innovation with functionality and practicality. The chosen color scheme was chosen to convey the idea of \u200b\u200bproximity to the visitor, in contrast to the cold and bureaucratic image that provided the building at the time the post office.
Eight groups of colorful furniture set
the two areas, including tables, sofas and desks for newspapers, which are complemented by smaller pieces as side tables, chairs and table lamps. All the furniture has been designed for the occasion. Spaces, double height, have lamps reproductions of original lamps Antonio Palacios. They also incorporate textiles as ottomans designed specifically for the project. 
The Glass Gallery
Call Battle Room, which was the functional area of \u200b\u200bPosts, has become the
Plenary Hall, a large institutional power. Clean additions, has regained its monumental height, ambulatory character at different levels of arches, upper gallery and the transparent roof. Supersede work counters, the architects have created an oval chamber, wooden, with a natural tone, does not charge the representativeness of the room, but complements.
The Tower
, 70 m. high, designed to accommodate the antennas and other communication tools, has now become accessible to the public. The architects have left their spectacular view metal, free from additions. On the sixth floor has space for the restaurant and the eighth floor is the balcony that surrounds it and from which you can enjoy the view across the city.
In Auditorium, the first priority has been the acoustics. Recreate a music box made of wood with polyhedral shape, with all its broken surface based on triangles. Designed especially for chamber music, has a capacity of 296 spectators. About Arquimática
Arquimática is the study architecture created by Francisco Rodríguez Partearroyo and its partners, David Marquez Latorre, and Francisco Díaz Ángel Martínez Martínez Díez. Among his most emblematic works include the rehabilitation of cultural venues like the Teatro Real de Madrid, university facilities, as the campus of the University Carlos III in Getafe and the Rector of the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Móstoles, and technology as the new buildings airport terminal area Menorca.
CentroCentro
Palacio de Cibeles Plaza de Cibeles, Madrid 1
More information on the website of the City of Madrid
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Incredible ....
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Day Celebration Alcaracejos book. Farewell
This is the story winner Javier Ruiz Lopez.
This year we celebrated the day of the book in Alcaracejos with awards to the participants and winners of children's stories, as stated in the municipal Web. (Click here to see)
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| Assistants in the Public Library. |
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| details were provided to all participants. |
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| Delivery of the first award for Javier. |
This is the story winner Javier Ruiz Lopez.
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| (click to see larger). |
And the author himself read to all present.
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