Thursday, March 31, 2011

Editor Pick-Colorfull Building in France by Bernard Buhler Architects

Today’s decide of the litter is found in Bordeaux, France: the Arc en Ciel building by Bernard Buhler Architects stands out from its surroundings with a curvy, colourful type whose perform is ambiguous. It might be a faculty, or a library, however instead of civic, its purpose is each residential and industrial. It forms a visible anchor to a heavily-trafficked pedestrian space, making a continuity with its urban context.

As BLDG BLOG’s Geoff Manaugh noted in its feature Color Code, the odd graphic elements on the protruding windowboxes are somewhat superfluous, judging from the look of the unadorned, pigmented boxes below:





















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