Wes Anderson’s films are well known for their characterful, dreamlike sets, and this will be no different with The French Dispatch, coming on 22 October.
Instead of shooting the film in several different locations, the Andersons looked for a small French town, Angoulême, which they transformed one to one. One hundred and twenty-five different unique sets were created in the town of 42,000 inhabitants, including a studio space converted from a former knitting factory with a carpentry mill and three stages.
Source: Archinet
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Outstanding building designs from the Eastern European region | TOP 5
As the proverb goes: less is sometimes more. For this reason, we often associate good design with clean or simple concepts. However, this does not always have to be the case—on the contrary! This time, we’ve collected buildings from around the region that stand out for their unusual
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Former rectory converted into a municipal library in Czechia
The disused building of a former Roman Catholic rectory in Vratislavice nad Nisou in Czechia has already been home to an orphanage, a kindergarten, and a school. It is now being revived as a municipal library thanks to the design of the architectural firm atakarchitekti. Take a look!
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Fasten your seatbelts, here comes Hello Wood’s flying cabin!
Hello Wood, an architectural studio that is well known for its design cabins as well as its special projects and buildings, has designed and built a more charming and unique forest cabin than ever before, following the client’s ideas.
Hello Wood’s flying cabin is a childhood dream come