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Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavík, Iceland has some of the most beautiful glass architecture on earth
Harpa Concert Hall in Reykjavík, Iceland has some of the most beautiful glass architecture on earth byu/kkhouete inarchitecture
Why Lord of the Rings Architecture Isn’t Just Fantasy.. It’s a Warning
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BBC World Service – Heart and Soul, Gaudí: God’s architect
How Antoni Gaudí became God’s architect Gaudí: God’s architect Heart and Soul In one of his final official acts before he died, Pope Francis put Antoni Gaudí, Spain’s most famous architect, onto the path to sainthood. Gaudí’s masterpiece, the Sagrada … Continue reading
A Bamboo Recreation Facility Inspired by the Lotus Flower Blooms in Thailand | Colossal
August 9, 2017 Design Kate Sierzputowski The Panyaden International School is an education center located in Chiang Mai, Thailand built entirely from natural materials. Architecture firm Chiangmai Life recently designed a covered recreation hall for the school’s sports teams, creating a … Continue reading
Old silo now spaceship-esque tiny home in Berlin
After two years of living in a camper with his young daughter, architect Jan Körbes wanted something better suited to their active lifestyle, so he decided to realize a longtime dream of turning a grain silo into a microhome. With … Continue reading
