Image 22 of 22 from gallery of Utopia Photo Series Captures London’s Brutalist Architecture. Photograph by Studio Esinam / Rory Gardiner
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On the Hammerbrooklyn Campus site the scale of the ‘Grossmarkt’, the ‘Fruchthof’ the ‘Deichtorhallen’, ...
Image 3 of 27 from gallery of AGORA Campus / ArtBuild. Photograph by ©Tristan Dechamps
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Image 9 of 10 from gallery of Gusswerk Extension / LP architektur. Floor Plan
Architecture des années 50, 60 et 70 Architecte: Parent, Ionel Schein, maison plastique, architecture moderne, mid century, 1950, 1960, 1970
Image 1 of 7 from gallery of Winners of the 2015 AADIPA European Award for Architectural Heritage Intervention Announced. E/C House / SAMI-arquitectos. Image Cortesía de AADIPA 2015
Image 17 of 38 from gallery of Tchoban Foundation - Museum for Architectural Drawing / SPEECH. Photograph by Patricia Parinejad
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Neubau einer Lagerhalle in Holztragwerk
Image 4 of 8 from gallery of Hostel Wadi / Studio Bernardo Secchi & Paola Viganò. Photograph by Frederik Buyckx
Image 1 of 21 from gallery of Bridge Over the Rhone / meier + associés architectes. Photograph by Yves André
Chilean art and architecture studio Pezo von Ellrichshausen’s “Finite Format” exhibition is currently on display at one of the most important...
Runterkommen, Durchatmen, die Waldeinsamkeit fernab von Großstadttrubel und Alltagshektik genießen: Wie ginge das besser als in einem Baumhaus mitten in der Natur?
This amazing architectural masterpiece is designed by Anttinen Oiva Architects and it is located in Helsinki, Finland. It is the main Main Library at the
Die Pultdachkonstruktion, sowie alle anderen Elemente zu Hause gut zu verstehen, bringt sehr viele Vorteile mit sich. Sie werden so besser beim Planen von
Completed in 2005 in Porto, Portugal. Images by Philippe Ruault. The past thirty years have seen frantic attempts by architects to escape the domination of the "shoe-box" concert hall. Rather than struggle with the...
Das Einfamilienhaus bildet den zeitgenössisch interpretierten Abschluss einer viktorianischen Häuserzeile.
Canopie Pepa is a porcelain vase designed by Elena Cutolo for Seletti. It belongs to a collection of five porcelain vases. They represent girls from different parts of the world. Pepa is from the United States. Canopie is a series of porcelain vases created by the Italian designer Elena Cutolo, who with this project inaugurates her first and wonderful collaboration with Seletti. Elena Cutolo was born in Naples in 1966, studied architecture in Naples and Barcelona and graduated in 1992. Since 1998 he lives in Milan, began his collaboration with the Sottsass Associati studio for architectural projects and, between 2002 and 2007, with Ettore Sottsass in projects of Interior design, exhibitions and design. In 2008 he opened his own studio in Milan. Weight in kg: 4.5 Material: Porcelain Measures: Height with 42 head, diameter 17.5, height 25.5 without head. Read more Brand Seletti
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Ihre Motive sind schlicht und alltäglich: Wassertürme und Gasbehälter, Fachwerkhäuser und Hochöfen, Fördertürme und Kohlesilos. Die Dinge, die sie fotografierten, haben ursprünglich auch unmittelbar mit ihrem Lebensumfeld zu tun. Wahrscheinlich lässt sich kaum nachvollziehen, welche kulturelle Leistung die beiden Fotografen durch ihre gemeinsame 40-jährige Arbeit vollbracht und was sie zur Wahrnehmung der Industriearchitektur beigetragen haben. Heute ist für uns selbstverständlich, dass stillgelegte Fördertürme und Gasbehälter als Zeugen einer untergehenden Industrie und als gelungene ästhetische Formen geschätzt und erhalten werden. Als aber Hilla und Bernd Becher in den 60er-Jahren begannen, ein systematisches Verzeichnis anonymer Skulpturen (wie sie es nannten) anzulegen, war der Denkmalsgedanke noch längst nicht auf diese Bauwerke übertragen worden......
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Completed in 2014 in Bagnes, Switzerland. Images by Dylan Perrenoud. The mountains have the power to call for feelings of fascination and fear at the same time. Switzerland has a strong tradition of observing the Alps,...
