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rural dreams..
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High Resolutioncommunist leftovers
it’s a canopy design. i love the attention to detail they had back than..
veliko tyrnovo // bulgaria -
High Resolutiondc tower 1
dominique perrault
wien // austria
with its 220m, it’s going to be the tallest building in austria.
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High Resolutionswimming pool ruins
sofiensäle
wien // austria
“Flämmarbeiten lösten 2001 einen Brand am Dach des Hauptsaales aus: Der Dachstuhl stürzte ein, der denkmalgeschützte große Saal fing Feuer. Die Feuerwehr war tagelang im Volleinsatz.” -
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this little street in rome made me very happy.
it had these wonderful orange trees on the side.
here ist to all the landscape architects out there:
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when colleagues post unsexy renderings ..
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High Resolutionwhat about context?
maxxi museum
zaha hadid
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High Resolutioncurves
maxxi museum
zaha hadid
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High Resolutiongray lead
aditorium parco della musica
renzo piano
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aditorium parco della musica
renzo piano
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High Resolutionthe rain
pantheon
roma // italia
the rain fell down and somehow for a moment i felt alone in the crowd.
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High ResolutionWolf D. Prix @ .TurnOn Architekturfestival 2013
Founder of CoopHimmelB(l)auHe was a pimp.I was a fangirl.I had to leave 10 minutes into his lecture.Damn you,social life!
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High Resolutioncopenhagen harbour
view over the opera
skuespilhuset / the new royal playhouse
lundgaard & tranberg
operahuset / opera house copenhagen
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High Resolutionbrutalism and church design
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the forgotten ornaments of the past
The next series of pictures I’m posting is a part of a small documentation I did. It took place two years ago in my hometown Varna (Bulgaria).
Seeing the city through the eyes of an architecture student was quite different, even shocking at times. I started noticing these ornaments all over the city, they were the pride of the house owner once, the finishing touches by the architect , made by sculptors and artists.. In a time ,that has very little to do with the age of the Secession, these are left to fall into ruin.
The buildings in the old district,where the photos were taken, were build in the beginning of the 20th century.
archisauce
Travel is,i think, the best way to learn architecture. This is a compilation of sights that moved me , excited me or that i just had to take note of as an artist and architecture student.
These are essential not only for the shaping of my view on the world , but for the designs that i create as well. I try and post only pictures that belong to me - different sources are usually noted.
