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Here in textosa fans are of organic architecture, creating fluid spaces. And like water, which has both the quality of being calm or dynamic, these works take these qualities to translate them into space.

One of the most representative of the property of fluency to which we refer is at the airport Barajas. The t4, a collaboration of Rogers and Estudio Lamela is on one side much of high-tech feature of Rogers, and secondly, a work which if it works so well is its undulating roof and fluidity of its space. Being in an airport is an unpleasant feeling, often confusing, labyrinthine, misplaced in the sense that you can be anywhere in the world, but for the label of the beer you drink in the bar. T4 in that sense humanizes the experience of being in an airport because you're always moving in a linear flow to your destination. A great legacy of pioneering Piano Kansai in Osaka.

On a smaller scale and greater plasticity is Banq , a restaurant Da office in Boston. This office became the Penny Savings Bank in this gem of bamboo and birch. The cover up all the local personality.

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A place not so curvy, but not least example of what we're talking about women's bathroom Victoria and Albert Museum in London, of Glowacka Rennie Architects. The blue design reflected on space makes sense only from the point of view, as the work of Swiss Felice Varini.

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Madrid Another example is the home of Olga Sanina book and Marcelo Dantas, who was the flag of the City Hall at the Book Fair last year. Outside the flag was a rectangular prism representing a book, made with fabric leaves symbolizing the leaves, creating a cave to form the interior.

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But this technique is not restricted flow indoors. To sample, the hairdresser's office xarchitekten Austria , with films ranging from a blond and a brown tone, created this facade representing hair. The effect should be very attractive to walk in front of the room, say, an aesthetically appealing way to make a duck Venturi building.

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