Thursday, May 30, 2013
İnside the parisian workshop of french architect jean nouvel, alain thébault and his teammates jean le cam and yves parlier announced the continuation of the ocean program for 'hydroptere' - the fastest sailing boat in the world. over the coming weeks, the voyage will attempt to set the record of the transpacific crossing between los angeles and honolulu. combining advanced technology and aeronautical engineering, the 'hydroptere' rises above the surface from buoyant thrust caused by the water’s dynamic lift. the sailboat floats five meters over the sea using 'marine wings' or foils, which enables the vessel to travel from 20 to 45 knots (37 to 83 km/h) in 10 seconds with reduced drag. because the foils must resist pressures twice as high as those exerted on the wings of a jet fighter, the sailboat uses composite materials for its main construction; such as carbon fibers impregnated with epoxy and associated with titanium parts. to meet the laws of hydrodynamics, the shape of the boat has been optimized to ensure a greater efficiency of the sails while minimizing air friction on the structure of the craft.
House on the island of Capri .. Tourists coming to Capri, do not have to miss: the Faraglioni rocks, Azure Grotto, fashion boutiques, where she visited Jackie Onassis - very few people have the time to get to Anacapri. This town lies off the beaten track, but that is why it is so like the decorator Jean-Louis Denio. "It's all authentic, - he says. - The people here - mostly - are indigenous islanders who live on Capri year round. "House, owned by an Italian collector and long-time customer Denio, stands at the heart of the labyrinth of narrow streets. Up until the 1980s it was owned by the priest of the church of Hagia Sophia, after which the house was in the hands of any lover of plastic windows, laminate flooring and other dubious achievements of the construction industry, which redid the interior to your liking.
The white cube Paolo Rizzo.Muito design in empty cobertura.Engana who thinks that size matters, and that it determines to live well and be happy in a space. Witness this beautiful cover 90 m² in the center of Milan resident and author of the project, the Italian architect Paolo Rizzo eliminated any interference architectural, creating an airy plant, bathed in natural light, based on a white cube, where everything, including resin flooring, enhances any piece placed inside the manner of an art gallery.
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