Le Mépris (1963) Jean Luc Godard, Brigitte Bardot and Fritz Lange at Adalberto Libera's Casa Malaparte. In the case of Godard's cinematographer: Raoul Coutard:
architecture is cinema
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Oh, that house is everywhere now!
I just bought a Finnish book called "Arkkitehtien piparkakkutalot", which means "Gingerbread houses of architects". There are both existent and unfulfilled buildings from Finnish castles to this Casa Malaparte first as a photo or drawing, then as a gingerbread house. In the end of the book there are some tips and the patterns, how to make these eatable houses. (http://tammi.fi/kirjat/ISBN/ 9789513140403/)
I believe I'm going to make Taj Mahal this year. :D
4 comments:
Oh, that house is everywhere now!
I just bought a Finnish book called "Arkkitehtien piparkakkutalot", which means "Gingerbread houses of architects". There are both existent and unfulfilled buildings from Finnish castles to this Casa Malaparte first as a photo or drawing, then as a gingerbread house. In the end of the book there are some tips and the patterns, how to make these eatable houses. (http://tammi.fi/kirjat/ISBN/
9789513140403/)
I believe I'm going to make Taj Mahal this year. :D
I love this house. I first saw it in a spread in Domino magazine, cinema and decorating. Brilliant.
nice blog, great house! however the second picture is not from casa malaparte, its from casa tolo by Arrchitect Alvaro Leite Siza
http://www.google.pt/images?hl=pt-PT&q=casa%20tolo%20siza&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi
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