Jacob Fogel

[Jacob Fogel]

[thunderstruck9]

Till Gerhard (German, b. 1971), Nacht an allen Tagen [Night every day], 2004. Oil on canvas, 169.5 x 186.7 cm.

[Jacob Fogel]

[art-centric]

The River on a Gray Day
Wolf Kahn, 2006

[Jacob Fogel]

[amare-habeo]

Nikolai P. Bogdanov-Belsky (Russian, 1868–1945)

River Landscape, 1933

via  sbsebek

[Jacob Fogel]

[alongtimealone]

jennifer pochinsky

[Jacob Fogel]

[thunderstruck9]

Bo Larsson (Swedish, b. 1945), Utsikt från Slussen [View of Slussen], 1976. Oil on canvas, 85 x 120 cm.

[Jacob Fogel]

[aleyma]

Edward H Potthast, In the Surf, c.1910 (source).

[Jacob Fogel]

[ippinka]

Easily transport this picnic table by carrying it like a briefcase.

[Jacob Fogel]

[artishardgr]

Winslow Homer - On the Beach 1869

[Jacob Fogel]

[amare-habeo]

Gustav Klimt (Austrian, 1862 - 1918) - Nu de femme,  1914

pencil on paper

[Jacob Fogel]

[chicagoarchitecturebiennial]

Johnston Marklee’s Beachfront Vault House Holds a Surprising Interior

California-based architects Johnston Marklee challenges the typology commonly found on narrow oceanfront lots with their design for Vault House, situated in a densely developed beach site in Southern California. “Instead of directing its focus on the single prime ocean view,” ArchDaily notes, “an array of transparent interior spaces layered inside the main volume offer multiple oblique views through the house while capturing natural light from a variety of angles.” As seen in the images above, the simple rectilinear form belies a complex interior in which the inhabitant can journey through a number of unique and unexpected sections. Johnston Marklee are among a number of innovative firms taking part in the inaugural Chicago Architecture Biennial this fall.