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Casa Eucalipto MO+G taller de arquitectura

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These mirror-clad guesthouses are designed to be visible to birds »

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World Photo Day 2014

"In honor Of World Photo Day, ArchDaily presents special posts, written by architects, about the exceptional photographers that they have collaborated with."

Below some of the honorees, in the same order as their pictures appear in this photoset. To see them all go to ArchDaily.

Javier Callejas

Iwan Baan

Cristobal Palma.

Roland Halbe

Sergio Pirrone

Pedro Pegenaute

Fernando Alda

To all my photographer friends and followers, keep capturing and sharing images of our world with the rest of us. Not only of architecture, but of the sweeping vistas, amazing nature or intimate moments of everyday life. For many of us, they are the way we see the world that lies beyond. THANK YOU!

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Zacatitos 04 Campos Leckie Studio

"This project is an exploration of the modernist pavilion in an extreme desert context. The site is a west-facing rocky knoll with distant views of a volcanic mountain ridge to the west and the Sea of Cortez to the south. The organization of the architectural program is used to create a passive solar response to the constraints of a challenging site and modest construction budget."

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The New World Geebird & Bamby

“”The New World" revisits anonymous places of the 20th century. It is set in a time characterized by the conflict of Modernist and Postmodernist convictions, its influence on later 20th century history, and ultimately, the world we live in today.

On a formal level, this conflict defines the aesthetics of the collection. The interrelation of rational graphic design and anonymous photorealism reflects the contrast of manmade ideals and the acceptance of life in chaos. “The New World" is shaped by an original set of rules, metrics and processes. This enables the revelation of eclectic utopias that, for better or worse, withhold the definition of a photograph."