Rita Ochoa
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we ask the same:
https://archiseek.com/content/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1688
See what happens when you build too many stadiums like in Portugal 😉 ?
ps. this is not a photoshop image. It really exists in Japan
I have no idea of it’s size but can’t you go up trough internal stairs ?… If not, maybe an helicopter + a very good driver flying it 😉
So many pics of the spike fjp… Are you japanese?!
eslam, a good exemple of what can be understood as a futurist desing where the new technologies are crucial is the project that a portuguese university (Universidade Técnica de Lisboa – Instituto Superior Técnico) and the MIT in the USA are preparing: how to design and really produce “free-forms” using comum materials. In other words and the project itself, investigate, design and build Ghery-buildings using ceramic materials (and not titanium that is easy to modelate). The project just started and it’s going to be mainly developed in Lisbon. The computers here are essencial because of the amount of comunications bettween the 2 colleges, because it seems like there’s no identical ceramic pieces trough all the project and the industry that is going to beuild it has to renovate it’s own computer systems.
If you want more information about this pratical exemple I can get it.same here :)… i confess I got addicted to it. 20000 deserves a celebration: we’ll do it with a nice portuguese beer here !
Nuala, your profile, dated from today, says mother of 9…
I just want to correct the number you wrote up there (YOU HAVE 9 KIDS, NOT 7)………….foreign opinion – your country is great and your people are even more… and I’m not talking as a tourist who has been there only once for a long weekend…
In general we also think we are always worst then the others (except Spain of course!) but people are starting to look at their life quality, wonderful weather and land, national culture, music, arts, modest but good architecture, etc. and asking themselfs “WHY?”…
Fresh hope for unlucky six…
I’m not a football fan, so two consecutive draws with Portugal in the run up to the world cup doens’t brings much into my mind. But I do know your best players are playing in England 😉
Why did Scottland decided to go with you at first place ?I can understand the money and the cultural values beghind all that GAA story, but why don’t you just try to build more flexible stadiums ?! Go to Holland, Japan, USA or even here and bring home some lessons about it…
I’m a bit out but is that about the Euro 2008 ?
I never thought Ireland would get it because, unlike the scottish, you don’t play much football, do you ? ei. can you play it at the Croke Park stadium ? and who payed for that stadium?
More then infrastructures, good politians and projects you have “to love football” in general, and not fight it with other major sports.
ps: WE LOVE FOOTBALL – portuguese slogan for the Euro 2004, simple but honest.
What is this ?
Was there a previous competition ?http://www.skyscrapers.com/english/worldmap/building/0.9/139187/index.html
I’ll try again…
What’s happening aroung the site proposed in the competition ? The Docklands website is very vague…
Where were the old studios ? Can i see a picture of it ? is it demolished already ?
