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Schloß Ortenberg / Germany (by Mahmoud Eid).

Cathédrale Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence Italie, Filippo Brunelleschi.

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Pont Champlain de Montréal. Canada.

#Architecture #génie civil #civil engineering #Ponts #bridges #canada #montréal #montreal

Habitat 67, Montreal. Safdie.

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Korean pavilion at shanghai universal expo 2010.

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Borgloon Church, Belgique

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Hogeweidebrug Utrecht

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The castle and the mountains, Burg Hohenwerfen / Austria (by ttzvika).

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Vakko Fashion Center REX

Project Description: Headquarters for a Turkish fashion house—including offices, showrooms, conference rooms, auditorium, museum, and dining hall—as well as the television studios, radio production facilities, and screening rooms of its media sister-company.

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Balloon over Chaumont-Sur-Loire / France (by sylvain collet).

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Art Museum of the Americas rcruzniemiec aka archatlas

Art Museum of the Americas’ work is based on the principle that the arts are transformative for individuals and communities. This belief simultaneously serves to promote the core values of the Organization of American States (OAS) by providing a space for cultural expression, creativity, dialogue and learning, highlighting themes such as democracy, development, human rights, justice, freedom of expression, and innovation. Art Museum of the Americas is located at 201 18th Street, NW, Washington, DC. [text via]

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USJ Campus de L’Innovation et du Sport | 109 Architectes

Conceptually an urban block with sculpted voids, the building’s hollow spaces define six autonomous blocks and construct multiple viewpoints across Beirut, connecting students to their dynamic setting. The voids also generate a street-level meeting space, which flows fluidly to the top floor in the form of a massive staircase. It concludes at a landscaped terrace overlooking the city. Light is a vital element in oriental architecture and one that shapes its style and identity; the campus exposes alternate light qualities through Moucharabieh-inspired perforations and a polycarbonate volume. Such manipulation presents a striking contrast in filtered light and luminescence. A stylized random-opening treatment is a snapshot of the Lebanese War, lending a poetic glimpse into the reality of destruction and violence.