Scandinavian Design
Kuwait is getting real tired of your shit guys.
The Kuwait National Assembly Building was designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, the same guy who designed the Sydney Opera House. To illustrate his idea to the Kuwaiti people, he used a row of empty beer bottles.
When the Kuwaiti people asked the Swedish architect Sune Lindström for a new tower, his original idea was to make it mushroom shaped, but he was asked to change the design, so Sune's Danish wife Malene Bjørn made a new design which is now Kuwait's most famous building.
The Towers were build before the National Assembly. I just thought it was funnier this way.
1st July 2014
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9 months ago #9556610
I imagine the person designing the Eiffel Tower just got drunk, stared at the alphabet and went "Yes! I love that letter, A, you shall be my sweetheart! I shall shape my tower just for you!" And thus, it was born. (Also did you know, the Eiffel Tower shrinks a few " in winter)
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I imagine the person designing the Eiffel Tower just got drunk, stared at the alphabet and went "Yes! I love that letter, A, you shall be my sweetheart! I shall shape my tower just for you!" And thus, it was born. (Also did you know, the Eiffel Tower shrinks a few " in winter)
8 months ago #9569189
I know that Danish architect designed the Sydney opera house, but surely he didn't use orange peels. Or did he?
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I know that Danish architect designed the Sydney opera house, but surely he didn't use orange peels. Or did he?
11 months ago #9540958
that what you get for asking design advice, that is not furniture, from swedes. JK. i want IKEA in the Philippines.
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that what you get for asking design advice, that is not furniture, from swedes. JK. i want IKEA in the Philippines.
1 year ago #9492636
Sweden seems to be obsessed with mushroom-shaped structures. Literally the first thing I saw when entering Sweden (after crossing the Öresund bridge) was the water tower in Hyllie, Malmö.
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Sweden seems to be obsessed with mushroom-shaped structures. Literally the first thing I saw when entering Sweden (after crossing the Öresund bridge) was the water tower in Hyllie, Malmö.
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Perhaps there'll be a SatW spin-off comic, the Middle-East and the World.