some really amazing work. really really large firm. :D

[url]http://www.kpf.com/main.asp[/url]

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[FONT=Tahoma]their work looks pretty good. whats with the interest in architecture firms?[/FONT]

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i like art. and line art i love. ;)

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[FONT=Tahoma]one of my personal favorites is a rendering firm out of NYC.[/FONT] [FONT=Tahoma][/FONT] [URL="http://www.dboxstudio.com"][FONT=Tahoma]www.dboxstudio.com[/FONT][/URL] [FONT=Tahoma][/FONT] [FONT=Tahoma]they are one of the best rendering firms in the world. they ask for several thousand an image. would love to steal some of their clients.[/FONT]

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me too. :lol:

good work.

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i work a lot with these people.

i think they're RIGHT up your street Dominik Dibec [url]http://www.zaha-hadid.com/[/url]

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[FONT=Tahoma]^^^ her paintings are better than her projects, but really nice work none the less.[/FONT]

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[QUOTE=daveman][FONT=Tahoma]^^^ her paintings are better than her projects, but really nice work none the less.[/FONT][/QUOTE]

haha what are you talking about? her paintings are based on her projects.

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[FONT=Tahoma]i understand that her paintings are based on her projects. i have seen her speak at Yale's architecture school and am very familiar with her work. her paintings hold true to some of the forms and ideals of her work, but the paintings will never run into the legistical problems you run into while constucting a building under the codes needed. (especially the codes in the US). thats why i feel that her paintings are much more dynamic than her projects. the paintings also leave more to the imagination than her projects which have already been run through a filter of functionality and given true form vs. the imaginative forms of her paintings.[/FONT]

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[QUOTE]i work a lot with these people.

i think they're RIGHT up your street Dominik Dibec [url]http://www.zaha-hadid.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

that is freaky. lol. no doubt very linear.

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[QUOTE=Hos]i work a lot with these people.

i think they're RIGHT up your street Dominik Dibec [url]http://www.zaha-hadid.com/[/url][/QUOTE]

Nyce site. I saw stuff like that once. I was fubar'd.

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[QUOTE=daveman][FONT=Tahoma]i understand that her paintings are based on her projects. i have seen her speak at Yale's architecture school and am very familiar with her work. her paintings hold true to some of the forms and ideals of her work, but the paintings will never run into the legistical problems you run into while constucting a building under the codes needed. (especially the codes in the US). thats why i feel that her paintings are much more dynamic than her projects. the paintings also leave more to the imagination than her projects which have already been run through a filter of functionality and given true form vs. the imaginative forms of her paintings.[/FONT][/QUOTE]

i've seen her talk at the barbican here in london.

trust me her architects stick to the aesthetic as closely as possible.

just read that she's doing bed spreads now.:lol:

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[quote=daveman][FONT=Tahoma]one of my personal favorites is a rendering firm out of NYC.[/FONT]

[URL="http://www.dboxstudio.com"][FONT=Tahoma]www.dboxstudio.com[/FONT][/URL]

[FONT=Tahoma]they are one of the best rendering firms in the world. they ask for several thousand an image. would love to steal some of their clients.[/FONT][/quote]

Nice! These guys just made it into my favorites!