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1. Church on a Rock. In the Seventh Century, monks built a monastery on the top of a natural stone pillar outside of Chiatura, Georgia. It was used by the Stylites — Christian ascetics who lived on top of pillars to express their devotion. That sect is now extinct, but the monastery is still t
It’s the end of April, and you know what that means! It’s time to plan next year’s classroom! I know, I know…this year isn’t quite done yet. But there are a few thin…
From a sleek, sky-high urban sanctuary to a cosy-but-luxe rural retreat, images of the jet set’s most glamorous hangouts.
My grandparent's home.
1. Church on a Rock. In the Seventh Century, monks built a monastery on the top of a natural stone pillar outside of Chiatura, Georgia. It was used by the Stylites — Christian ascetics who lived on top of pillars to express their devotion. That sect is now extinct, but the monastery is still t
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MVRDV has completed the 'tianjin binhai library' in china, which forms part of a larger cultural masterplan developed by GMP architekten.
You can settle for a small castle you know.
A new book by historian and curator Owen Hopkins and publishing house Phaidon delves into the drama and thought behind architecture's postmodernism movement through case studies and a catalogue of examples from across the globe
1. Church on a Rock. In the Seventh Century, monks built a monastery on the top of a natural stone pillar outside of Chiatura, Georgia. It was used by the Stylites — Christian ascetics who lived on top of pillars to express their devotion. That sect is now extinct, but the monastery is still t
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From stunningly gorgeous and utopian to cold and soulless, there are probably as many opinions about modernist buildings as there are people in the world. In the eternal discussion about whether function or form is more important, the balance might arguably be skewed in favor of the former when we talk about modernism, the architectural style that dominated much of the 20th century. Though who’s to say that modernism doesn’t allow for beauty and balance?
1. An Upcycled Wine Barrel Coopered cabin near Luleå, Sweden. It’s made from a barrel once used to carry wine on a ship many years ago. Found on Cabin P0rn 2. Rarely seen photographs of Marilyn Monroe Photographed in May 1957 in Amagansett, Long Island by Sam Shaw. Found h
« J'aimerais voir l'intérieur et l'extérieur en même temps », écrivait Edward Hopper au début des années 1960. Plus qu'une déclaration d'intention, cet aveu qui résume toute l'ambition de son œuvre trouve un écho singulier dans les images de la photographe new-yorkaise Gail-Albert Halaban. A la frontière entre art et voyeurisme, la photographe voit avant tout, dans ce constant va-et-vient entre l'intérieur et l'extérieur au centre duquel la fenêtre devient un lieu de passage, le désir d'entrer en contact avec ses sujets, cherchant dans les rectangles illuminés suspendus dans la nuit un réconfort, un écho à sa solitude, une communion. “I wanted to see inside and outside at the same time,” wrote Edward Hopper in the early 1960s. More than a declaration of intent, this statement summarized the aim of his entire body of work, and it also applies to New York photographer Gail-Albert Halaban.
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De stille Kniptuun, Sellingen, Netherlands. Images by Sellingen Online and de stille kniptuun.
i think more experimenting should be done with the fact that brutalist architecture is probably one of the best styles for standing against unchecked natural growth, which is great from both an economic and ecological standpoint
