PARIS CRAZY PROJECT

The underground Metro as a swimming pool?

Nathalie Kosciusko- Morizet, UMP candidate for mayor of Paris , has proposed the first sketches of possible uses she imagines for ghosts metro stations in the capital :
Under the feet of Parisians are several metro stations called ghost! These disused stations are not accessible to the public. A project to redevelop and make new trendy places of the capital is considered.




 

The first ideas would be to turn these unused stations by metro to make theaters , swimming pools, or even restaurants. Seven stations concerned to make this idea more concrete , the project has been imaged by a young Parisian architect , Manal Rachdi , a planner and architect, Nicolas Laisné , who took the example of the Arsenal station revisited . The redevelopment project would involve seven stations. This project is probably not ready to be implemented as it takes to get everyone to agree before . By the way,  why is there ghosts stations ? Some were closed during the Second World War and never reopened. Others were built but never received it and some travelers do not even have access to the public. Still others are used today to train technicians RATP. Note that the rehabilitation of these stations would be long and costly, as they should comply with the new safety standards.

TOKYO REALITY LAB

"REALITY LAB" A new shop designed by Yoshioka Tokujin for the brand Issey Miyake

Yoshioka Tokujin designed the shop of Issey Miyake. The idea of Tokujin Yoshioka is “shopping in laboratories” . This project is called Issey Miyake Reality Lab. A clinically themed interior divided into blue and green zones. 

Rails are hidden. Bright colums and display shelves stand out. Yoshioka Tokujin’s tables and stands are     used to the display. We can see a contrast between the texture of peeled wall and the cool colored aluminium wall.  

     Photos by Masaya Yoshimura

     Reality Lab. Issey Miyake

     Minato-ku, Minami-Aoyama, 5-3-10

     From 1st, Tokyo

     Check it out 

22 FEB 2014 PARIS

Nike x Riccardo Tisci

 WE LOVE

 Let's wait march 2014.

VALENTINE'S DAY IN TOKYO

 Itohkyuemon Matcha Nama Chocolate

Guess one of the bestseller sales for Valentine's Day in 2013 in Japan.  
Delicious blend of Matcha and white chocolate. They delicately melt in your mouth. 

 

The Matcha trend continues. 

That Matcha Cheese Cake too, it looks good.

 

UuuuummmMmmmMmm, 

great taste, this "Hanjuku Matcha Cheese Cake" from the same maker.

 

And those  Ichigo Daifuku with Matcha.....

DAIFUKU: Literally "great luck", is a japanese confection consisting of a small round mochi (glutinous rice) stuffed with sweet filling, most commonly anko, sweetened red bean paste made from azuki beans.  Here, the anko is based on Matcha. Strawberry inside. Japanese people eat Daifuku for celebration dates.

Ce corner est dédié à la rue dans laquelle nous vivons, la rue des Cascades à Paris. La rue des Cascades, ce n'est pas qu'une rue parmi tant d'autres, c'est un village, une chaleur, un esprit authentique rare à Paris.

 

This corner is dedicated to the street where we live, rue des Cascades in Paris. Rue des Cascades, this is not a street among many others, it is a village, a warmth, a genuine rarity in Paris mind.

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WEDNESDAY'S CAT

    SUIYOUBI NO NEKO

A new beer from Japan with a cute title.
Wednesday's Cat: 
Why?
This beer is made with a belgian traditional way, called the white style. The particularity is the sweet spicy flavour.
It is a white ale made ​​with beer traditional methods of Belgium.
Using wheat germ as well as barley malt,  spices such as coriander seed and orange peel in addition.
A refreshing flavor.
 
 


Named "Cat on Wednesday," to give heal in the middle of the week.

SATOYAMA

Hida-Takayama est une ville surnommée « petite Kyoto » en référence à ses nombreux monuments historiques. On y découvre des paysages ruraux et des maisons traditionnelles datant de plus de 100 ans.

Ce cadre naturel reflète l’inconscient et la nostalgie japonaise. « Satoyama » désigne un espace non peuplé, situé à la frontière de l’habitat humain et de la montagne boisée. Nous sommes dans un milieux idéalisé de l’inconscient collectif japonais. Constitué d’un écosystème très riche en biodiversité, sa valeur est aujourd’hui réappréciée. Satoyama est considéré comme forme modèle des relations réciproques entre l’homme et la nature.

OH MY BAMBI !

Printemps-Eté 2014 par Ricardo Tisci pour Givenchy

And..... This is Our Bambi:

D'après Disney.
Création française (Delacoste) vers 1960-65, vinyle.
Photographie I. Lecomte.
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