Video: How to patch up the walls? Constructor
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
I think each of us, walking along the streets, pays attention to houses, architecture. Yes, not all of us are specialists, but it is impossible not to notice that something has peeled off somewhere, bricks have come out, there are gaps in the building - it is impossible.
The designer Jan Vormann believes that it is imperative to patch holes in buildings; it is another matter that he sees a completely unusual way to do it. Neither bricks, nor plaster, nor any very different materials, mortars, etc., are needed. All we need is a Lego set. Once the designer has already tried this method on the streets of an Italian village near Rome. This time, the designer switched to Berlin, and to historical sites - the buildings shown in the photographs were damaged in the Second World War.
For example, here you can see the building of the Humboldt University, its walls are a dismal sight. But the designer and a few other completely ordinary people decided to help the building in this way. Of course, someone may exclaim that such street art simply spoils the architecture, which is more than a dozen years old. However, I do not think that this project is fraught with something bad - the buildings are of interest, and I just want to come up and see which cubes the designer decided to make a wall from. Flowers are specially selected for the most varied, so that all this looks bright, beautiful, especially against the background of gray walls.
Idea by Jan Vormann
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