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jueves, 30 de enero de 2014

DKW Marketing + 1937


By the mid 1930s DKW was competing with the Opel Olympia as the best selling budget auto in Germany. The four-stroke and steel bodied Opel was a much more ‘modern’ vehicle so DKW needed to invest a lot of money in marketing to counter the argument that DKW cars were old fashioned by comparison.

A mediados de la década de 1930, DKW estaba compitiendo con el Opel Olympia por el coche mas economico en Alemania. El Opel de cuatro tiempos y chasis de acero era un vehículo mucho más "moderno" de modo que DKW necesitaba invertir mucho dinero en marketing para contrarrestar el argumento de que los coches DKW eran anticuados en comparación.

lunes, 11 de noviembre de 2013

"Going on a drive in a handmade car" + TAKEYOSHI TANUMA


"Going on a drive in a handmade car"
Photo by Takeyoshi Tanuma
1962
Tanuma in was born 1929, in Tokyo’s Asakusa-district, Tokyo’s old entertainment district, famous for its old kabuki theatres, Tokyo’s first cinemas and amusement park, and one of Tokyo’s oldest and most prominent shrines, the Senso-ji Shrine. Tanuma studied at the Tokyo College of Photography, now known as the Tokyo Polytechnic University, and graduated in 1949. After graduating Tanuma joined the Sun News Photo Company, where he studied under photographer Ihei Kimura. In 1959, he leaves the company to become a freelancer. In 1995, Tanuma became a professor at Tokyo Polytechnic University’s Photography department, where he had graduated from. Tanuma is most famous for his photographs of children, which he took especially during 1984 to 2000, when he was accompanying the UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Tetsuko Kuroyanagi on his visits around the world. Tanuma participated in the establishing of the Japanese Photographers Association in1950 and became the Association’s president in 1995. He has also won an array of significant awards including the Japanese Photographic Society’s Award, which he has won an impressive three times (1975, 1988, 1994); the Mobil Children’s Culture Award (1979); and the Kikuchi Kan Award (1985). In addition Tanuma has earned the Purple Ribbon, a Japanese Medal of Honour for academic and artistic accomplishment; and the title of Japanese Person of Cultural Merit.

jueves, 12 de septiembre de 2013

lunes, 9 de septiembre de 2013

"Early sunday morning" + JULIEN COQUENTIN

 Julien Coquentin says:
"This series called  'Early Sunday mornin'  comes from a photographic journal that I keep every day in Montreal between April 2010 and june 2012."
 
Julien Coquentin dice:
"Estas series de fotografias tituladas 'Temprano en la mañana del Domingo' provienen de los desplazamientos hacia en  Montreal cada dia entre Abril de 2010 y Junio de 2012"
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lunes, 26 de agosto de 2013

Old School BUS + Mobile HOME + Hank Butitta





It appears someone has just done what we all secretly wanted - buy a bus, rip the seats out, fit it with beds and tour the country with friends and family. Meet Hank, an architecture student, tired of drawing buildings that would never exist, for clients that were imaginary, and with details he didn't understand. He decided to keep his thesis very much real and full scale. Though the home isn't fully livable yet, it is getting close and is an ongoing project for the young architect. Take a tour through his converted bus and see how much living space and storage can be created on a 225 square foot home. 
The furniture is simple wood and the floor is made of reclaimed gym flooring. None of the structures built go above the window line keeping it linear and open to outside light.  

The windows were a problem for privacy but add to the openness, so Hank created a great solution. He built translucent insulation panels into the walls that can be raised with magnets. This allows for privacy and insulation yet keeps the option for natural lights and panoramic views alive. 

The seating area is very versatile and takes up four window bays. It is the largest area on the bus and it features four large seats on each side of the aisle. The seats closest to the front can be converted into a queen-sized sleeping area. The seats towards the back can be raised to create work or eating surfaces. The last seat has storage underneath. The bus is prepared for a multitude of scenarios with this flexible living area.  

There are two narrow beds at the back of the bus, on each side of the aisle that have great storage space underneath and on the front side facing the seating area. These beds can be pushed together created a queen-sized bed, with room for a small twin bed to the side. There is enough space to sleep six adults on the bus.

The kitchen on the bus is basically a pump sink and some storage cabinets for the time being. A chest fridge and gas cook top may be installed in the future.  

via: http://www.home-designing.com/2013/08/school-bus-converted-into-small-home-by-architecture-student





Hank Butitta es un estudiante de Arquitectura que decidio centrar su Proyecto de Fin de Carrera en transformar un autobus escolar. Cansado de pensar en proyectos imaginarios para clientes inexistentes y dibujar detalles constructivos que no entendia, asposto por crear un proyecto a escala real.

Compro el bus, arranco los asientos y diseño un sencillo mobiliario de madera contrachapada donde alojar cajones, camas, mesas, cocina, y aseo.
Las ventanas eran un problema para la privacidad de los ocupantes del bus, asi que ideo una solucion ingeniosa mediante paneles translucidos ocultos tras las paredes que se levantan y fijan mediante un cierre magnetico.

La zona de asientos es muy versaltil, y se puede configuarar segun el uso, ya sea para comer, trabajar o descansar. Hay dos camas estrechas en el fondo del bus y bajo ellas se encuentra una gran zona de almacenaje. çlas camas se pueden unir creando una de tamaño doble.
En el autobus hay espacio para que duerman seis adultos.
La cocina se ha reducido a lo minimo, con un fregadero y cajones para almacenaje. 
También hay prevision para un frigorifico y cocina de gas.





domingo, 25 de agosto de 2013

Rally Clasico en Cuba


text from "The Guardian":
 
Hundreds of car enthusiasts gather in Havana, Cuba, for a rally of antique and classic automobiles. The ninth annual event includes the spectable of around 60 cars and 15 motorbikes racing around a 70km track that winds through the city. The winner of the race takes home the Castrol Cup






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