And to end the week, a wonder comes from M. Le Cartographe.
The Globe of a school in Suresne (France, Hauts-de-Seine) was built by the architects Baudoin and Lodz in 1935. Five meters in diameter, made up of a shell with a thickness of only 6 cm and equipped (at the time) with a steel ramp, it was used for the geography class.
Marc Tobias Metten shared this globe which is on display in Schipol Airport. I think the pins represent destinations that you can […]
Daniel Ormsby sent us this map in the gents.
Back in October, the conference took place in Saint Die. My friends from tweeter shared this stand. This company is selling products […]
Andrew Newman sent me these laser cut metal contour maps created by Alison Counsell Wapenmap are stainless steel sculptures. these designs, based […]
