Snapped in one of the most densely populated places in the world, these mind-boggling images capture the claustrophobic nature of life in a Hong Kong high-rise to incredible effect.
Andreas Seibert is a swiss photographer. His work has been published in numerous international magazines and shown in exhibitions around the world.
Revealing one man's visual commentaries on life, loneliness, and love within the urban jungle.
Social waterscapes is the design thesis of Jaime Traspaderne, Ana Abram and Costanza Madricardo at the Architectural Association within the Landscape Urbanism Programme. It explores the idea of Prototypical Urbanities in Fanshang, Beijing within the context of the rapid urbanisation of that country.
Projections suggest cities will swell at an astonishing pace – but whether that means our salvation or an eco-disaster is by no means certain
We schrijven hier veel over verticale tuinen, maar van een verticaal bos hadden we nog niet gehoord! In Milaan komt er een, in de vorm van maar liefst 2 woontorens van respectievelijk 25 en 35 verdiepingen volledig volgeplant met bomen.
Sand is so tiny and ubiquitous that it’s easy to take for granted. But in his book The World in a Grain, author Vince Beiser traces the history of sand, exploring how it fundamentally shaped the world as we know it. “Sand is actually the most important solid substance on Earth,” he argues. “It’s the
Urban Tetris captured by WTek79
The image show New York City enveloped in thick smog, the result of rapid industrialization and urbanization. Smog covers the city skyline and blocks the view of famous buildings. The water off the coast of New York reflects the skyline, but is rising due to global warming. The mood is tense, warning of the inevitable end of the world. *** The picture shows New York City shrouded in thick smog, the result of rapid industrialization and urbanization. Smog blankets the city skyline, obscuring the view of famous buildings. The water off the coast of New York reflects the skyline but rises due to global warming. The mood is tense, warning of the inevitable end of the world.
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