Leaner, more effective... Here's a compressed exterior view of Kulturhuset.
Kulturhuset (map) 20 April 2009
ever changing, yet still the same
10 years ago
2009-06-19
kulturhuset sideways
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4 comments:
The pattern of different angles makes me think of some cubistic painting.
If we're finally able to squeeze some cubism out of this building, that is real progress! :)
Kulturhuset tends to rank high when votes are cast on the least beloved architecture.
Thanks, Svenske Floyd.
Nice! I can't really make this one out. The tele lens flattening perspective makes it difficult.
Always fun when the most familiar sights and objects can be tweaked into something different just by finding a different angle.
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