Whether it's the impressive tiled interior of the Victorian 'Barton Arms' or the grade II listed glazed frontage of the 'Trocadero' there are plenty of interesting examples of pub architecture to be seen in the West Midlands. Birmingham and the Black Country have a wealth of interesting public houses dotted throughout the streets and suburbs...from…
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Vernacular architecture: “I was driving through a remote valley in Norway and came across these nine old milkmaid huts clustered on a mountainside. They were extraordinary and caught my attention right away. When I travel in general, I try to look at the seemingly 'undesigned' structures that are everywhere. Sheds, barns, storage buildings, dwellings, warehouses — these can demonstrate so much about the character and climate of a place because they’re usually reduced to their most essential elements and constructed with a simplicity of materials and details that is tested over time.”
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This Greco-Roman temple sits near the edge of a cliff above a deep canyon in Garni, a small village 32km east of Yerevan. The stunning mountainous landscape which surrounds it greatly enhances the beauty of the temple itself. Most likely it was originally constructed in the 1st century AD by King Tiridates I of Armenia using funds he received from the Roman Emperor Nero, and was dedicated to the heathen God Mithra. The temple was sacked when the region was conquered by Timur Lenk in 1386, and in 1679 the temple was levelled by an earthquake. Most of the original columns and building blocks remained at the site until the 20th century, and the temple was reconstructed under the guidance of Soviet archeologists between 1969 and 1975. The sloped roof of the temple is supported by 24 Ionic columns which sit on an elevated podium. The blocks of the temple are made of basalt, and it is possible to distinguish between the original bocks and the modern replacements by the lack of carving on the newer stones. Several Christian churches, a palace and a bathhouse were built around the temple after the adoption of Christianity in Armenia in the year 301 AD. These buildings are now in ruins, but floor mosaics can still be seen in the bathhouse. A series of fortification walls made of huge basalt blocks protected the temple complex, and together with its location on a triangular outcrop above the valley, the site had superb defensive capabilities. Garni can be reached by bus or marshrutka from Yerevan and makes a great daytrip from the capital. Many people go to see the temple in Garni while on the way to or from a visit to the Geghard Monastery. While in Garni village, another worthwhile sight that few tourists visit is the ruins of the fortified monastery of Havuts Tar.
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Image 1 of 30 from gallery of Hubert Housing / Quinzhee Architecture. Photograph by 1Px
Image 1 of 26 from gallery of Richgreen Building / Keywow Architecture. Courtesy of Keywow Architecture
Image 1 of 18 from gallery of KLM House / Project.DWG ~ Architecture. Photograph by Rene Fokkink
Image 1 of 29 from gallery of Tolbiac Apartments / AAVP Architecture. Photograph by Luc Boegly
Image 1 of 17 from gallery of Villa Refsnes / Saunders Architecture. Photograph by Bent René Synnevåg
Image 1 of 41 from gallery of Café Teri / NAMELESS Architecture. Photograph by Kyung Roh
Image 1 of 22 from gallery of Markafoni.com Headquarters / Habif Architecture. Photograph by Gürkan Akay
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