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Reblogged from waysidegirl

waysidegirl:

Toda House by Kimihiko Okada


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unknownskywalker:

ROW studio by Wax Revolution


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remash: li ka shing knowledge institute | stairs ~ diamond and schmitt architects

remash:

li ka shing knowledge institute | stairs ~ diamond and schmitt architects


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hiromitsu: Shimane Art & Culture Centre by mab-ken on Flickr.

hiromitsu:

Shimane Art & Culture Centre by mab-ken on Flickr.


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briellamonz: Pedro Kok “Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center” by Henning Larsen Architects and Olafur Eliasson, Reykjavik Iceland.

briellamonz:

Pedro Kok “Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center” by Henning Larsen Architects and Olafur Eliasson, Reykjavik Iceland.


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(via nati30)



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designismymuse:

Sustainable Modern Home in California: Temple Hills Residence (via freshome)

Envisioned by studio Schola Architecture, the project currently integrates sustainable strategies, such as solar orientation, deep overhangs, operable glass and the use of renewable building materials. 


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subsecreto: Motril Footbridge by Guijon Arquitectura

subsecreto:

Motril Footbridge by Guijon Arquitectura


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ummhello:

Kilden, ALA Architects


Reblogged from minimalisation

minimalisation:

Volksbank Gifhorn by Stephan Braunfels Architekten, in Gifhorn, Germany.

Sometimes a good idea does not have to be fancy or over the top. A simple twist can create a structure that is pleasing to the eye and is functional as well.

Can you imagine if every building in a city would be this interesting/cool? Tourists would not know where to go, because everything would be picture worthy.