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MaterialEcology - http://www.materialecology.com/
Formed by Neri Oxman as an interdisciplinary research initiative that undertakes design research in the intersection between architecture, engineering, computation, biology and ecology. |
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The Venus Project - http://www.thevenusproject.com/
Concrete concept buildings from the utopian/futurist research center located in Venus, Florida. Presentation of project vision, ideas, and philosophies. |
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Hotel Everland - http://www.everland.ch/
Specifically created for Expo.02 by Swiss artist-duo Sabina Lang and Daniel Baumann, this small green futuristic building accommodates two people and uses curving lines. Image gallery and information. |
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Roger Dean Architecture - http://www.rogerdean.co.uk/architecture/
The famous fantasy artist's model-home using sprayed concrete over fiberglass molds, and his design for a complete village using the same construction methods to create curvilinear interiors. |
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Tsui Design and Research - http://www.tdrinc.com/architecture.html
Images and description of built bioform projects, many with conservation and self-sufficiency features. Also publications, essays, lectures and speeches by Eugene Tsui. |
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Eliphante - http://www.eliphante.org/
Photographs and history of Michael and Leda Kahn's sculptural, painted, architectural three-acre living art installation in Sedona, Arizona. |
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FlyingConcrete - http://www.geocities.com/flyingconcrete/
Steve Korhner displays his fluid structural and sculptural forms in light weight concrete. These include his own and other bioform houses. |
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Roadside America: The Last of the Xanadus - http://www.roadsideamerica.com/set/xanadu.html
Illustrated article on the Xanadu - the sprayed-foam "Home of the Future" tourist attraction franchise. |
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Chayo Frank - http://chayofrank.com/
This Miami-based firm specializes in sprayed-concrete freeform residences and sculptural architecture. Images of their organic and exotic designs. |
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14th Vision - http://www.14thvision.com/
Edward Rojas presents his thesis project: an exploration into "blobchitecture" in the form of an Astronomy Museum/Skyscraper in Downtown Los Angeles. |