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artchiculture:

HEJDUK: EVOLUTION OF THE 9 SQ GRID

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artchiculture:

House within a House | Hiromi Fujii 

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polychroniadis:

Barricade made of Buses used as Protection from Snipers, Aleppo, Syria, 2015. Photography by  Karam Al-Masri.

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nickkahler:

Onofrio Panvinio, Circus Maximus, Rome, Italy, c. 1568

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premoderno:

Castillo de Rambures | Departamento de Somme, Francia | 1412-1470

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nickkahler:

Herzog & de Meuron, Berlin Morgen, Berlin, Germany, 1991

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alfiusdebux:

Master Alexander. The Ark of Noah floating on the waters, ca. 1430

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artchiculture:

San Giobbe +160 act_romegialli

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subtilitas:

Caruso St. John - North London Mews house, London 1987. 

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design-is-fine:

Mies van der Rohe, The Theatre Project, 1953. Mannheim. Unbuilt. Shown are original drawings, model and transport box for shipping it from Chicago to Germany. Quelle

One of his most beautiful projects is also one of the most important ones based on his idea of universal space. … It’s exemplary significance emerges in the course of its development, from the process behind the design’s origin in Chicago, the competition, the hostility and controversy surrounding the Bauhaus and its glass architecture … to its ultimate distortion in the realization phase. The image of the former Bauhaus director following his project to Germany with great hopes, yet in vain, hardly matches later clichés associated with Mies. More: Source 

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fuckyeahplattenbau:

Chersky, Yakutia, Siberia by Tema

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powerful-art:

untitled by castrogabriell on Flickr.

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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Elementary School, Engelberg, Switzerland, 1969

(Ernst Gisel)

architectureofdoom:

Dunaújváros, Hungary

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