1. 3:44pm Jun 18th 2013


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    nevver:

    Spain

     
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  2. 10:53am Jun 17th 2013


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    cjwho:

    Eric Forey | Façad’face

    Eric Forey is a French photographer specialized in architectural and urban photography and he is above all an observer. He roams southeastern France looking lines, shapes, patterns and colors and, according to him, listening to them too…

     
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  3. 6:45pm Jun 16th 2013


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    archilovers: Paradise Lost by PKMN ”..A plastic and metal cloud/forest building, a new pneumatic structure as Mobile Art Exhibition common roof in a new chance for searching this mythological condition suggested by Paradise Lost…” Find more at: http://bit.ly/162NPUP

    archilovers:

    Paradise Lost by PKMN

    ”..A plastic and metal cloud/forest building, a new pneumatic structure as Mobile Art Exhibition common roof in a new chance for searching this mythological condition suggested by Paradise Lost…”

    Find more at: http://bit.ly/162NPUP

     
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  4. 1:39pm Jun 11th 2013


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    mentalflossr: We wrote an article on the history of ice for all the budding ice historians.

    mentalflossr:

    We wrote an article on the history of ice for all the budding ice historians.

     
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  5. 10:12am May 31st 2013


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    subtilitas:

    Vincent Van Duysen - Finca house renovation, Mallorca 1996.

     
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  6. 5:27pm May 27th 2013


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    n-architektur: foggy R’dam by Moritz Bernoully

    n-architektur:

    foggy R’dam by Moritz Bernoully

     
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  7. 11:28am May 27th 2013


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    theimportanceofbeingmodernist:

    Work Of Art: Whitney Museum of American Art by Marcel Breuer-


    The Whitney was opened in 1966 and was designed whilst Breuer was at the height of his career. With its granite clad walls, its single window and its protruding overhang, the front of the Whitney is quite intimidating. Is is unlike any other building in its vicinity and very sculptural. The space was designed with minimal internal supports and windows so that it could be extremely flexible, changing as and when it needed to suit each exhibition. These pictures were taken by Architecture photographer Ezra Stoller.


    www.theimportanceofbeingmodernist.com

     
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  8. 12:25pm May 24th 2013


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    nevver

    nevver: Fail Whale

    nevver:

    Fail Whale

     
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  9. 11:30am May 24th 2013


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    (Source: razorshapes)

     
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  10. 11:29am May 24th 2013


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