remagine: New Dehli-based Anagram Architects have designed this impressive facade as part of their office building for the ‘South Asian Human Right Documentation Centre’, or SAHRDC, a non-governmental rights organization in New Dehli, India. It’s based on a modular systems of 6 bricks - we like that the wall hasn’t been painted or plastered over, the rawness of the material gives the illusion of movement, balance and transformation… a bit like Transformers’ Jenga, but we won’t be trying to remove any bricks any time soon… via designboom

remagine:<br /><br />New Dehli-based Anagram Architects have designed this impressive facade as part of their office building for the ‘South Asian Human Right Documentation Centre’, or SAHRDC, a non-governmental rights organization in New Dehli, India. It’s based on a modular systems of 6 bricks - we like that the wall hasn’t been painted or plastered over, the rawness of the material gives the illusion of movement, balance and transformation… a bit like Transformers’ Jenga, but we won’t be trying to remove any bricks any time soon…<br /> via designboom<br />

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New Dehli-based Anagram Architects have designed this impressive facade as part of their office building for the ‘South Asian Human Right Documentation Centre’, or SAHRDC, a non-governmental rights organization in New Dehli, India. It’s based on a modular systems of 6 bricks - we like that the wall hasn’t been painted or plastered over, the rawness of the material gives the illusion of movement, balance and transformation… a bit like Transformers’ Jenga, but we won’t be trying to remove any bricks any time soon…
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