Kjetil Trædal Thorsen and Craig Edward Dykers transform cities by creating buildings with a sense of wide-open possibility. A film by MediaStorm (Full Version)
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Bad architecture
Your pavilion @ WTC is a pure joke. Much better if it wasnt there at the first place. Please keep your aestetics to yourself.
great people, great way of thinking!
A good architect
.can reach into
Robitics is the new world future go robotrim
Loved the Ideas behind the journey into buildings
i love humble architects
The music is depressing. Why?
Great work wish to work with you gugs
fantastic !!!!
Stunning spatial experiences developed through creative intelligence responding to subtle psychological aspects of the environment. Craig studied architecture at the University of Texas at Austin yet his work is free of the regionalist formal language that many Texans seem stuck on. I cannot imagine a building like San Francisco's Museum of Modern Art or Snøhetta's library in Philadelphia being built in Texas. Well, with the exceptions of Thom Mayne's Perot Science Museum in Dallas and Tadao Ando's Modern Art Museum in Fort Worth.
just a fan of architecture here. i love knowing people like this exist.
I would love to work for Snohetta! ❤️
I would love to work with you guys
Breath taking buildings!
What i see is engineering marvels, but architectural travesties
so many box shape buildings represent the box of ur mind