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drawingarchitecture:

Owen Nichols

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fabriciomora:

The Terrarium - Dan Hanna

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futureproofdesigns:

Tectonic - Overall Intervention

Cameron D Price

2012

small-medium-large

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futureproofdesigns:

Highlines of New York; Chelsea School of Aerial Arts

Adam Shapland

2012

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letsbuildahome-fr:

Oogst 1 Tjep

Oogst 1 Solo is a house for one person that provides its resident with food, energy, heat and oxygen. In principle, one could live in Oogst 1 Solo without ever having to leave the house.

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modernizing:

The Shed at the National Theatre by Haworth Tompkins.

Architecture firm Haworth Tompkins has installed a bright red auditorium amongst the brutalist concrete of London’s National Theatre. This material references the board-formed concrete of Denys Lasdun’s celebrated 1970s National Theatre and was intended by the architects to appear as its opposite.

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craftarch:

Black & White Illustration | 2594

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designaemporter:

Radek Staniec

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evocativesynthesis:

Part of the superstructure of the under-construction Manhattan Bridge rises above Washington Street in New York, on June 5, 1908. (via The Atlantic)