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Katsushika Hokusai (1760 - 1849), Flowers.
Modern buildings rise on rocky promontory above the Mediterranean, Lebanon, Frank and Helen Schreider.
Tato Architects / 六甲の住居
architect: and remember - spaces are for people!
brutalist: and remember - those people have Sinned and must be Punished
tigers from my sketchbook
こたつ列車 (Kotatsu Train)
海、絶好のコンディション。
Former Bakery (1932) in Tilburg, the Netherlands, by Stef Barenbrug
Mama cat encourages her kitten to escape
snacks / ondesign
これが見たかったの。思いのほか人がいない。なんていい眺めでしょう。がんばって登った甲斐があったよ。吉岡徳仁 ガラスの茶室 - 光庵 (青蓮院青龍殿)
dystopia au where we are all assigned one of two chosen genders at birth
Thanks to ultrasounds, the genders can be assigned before birth. The people are so excited to conform they throw “Gender reveal parties” to make sure their offspring exist in a strict binary since before they can even form thoughts.
Tokyo Expressways | Thibaud Poirier | Tumblr
The constant sights, sounds, and lights that link Tokyo to the other great modern cities of the world - New York, Shanghai, Hong Kong - are also tempered with the cramped alleyways reminiscent of a deeply historical Japan.
Yet it is the expressways of Tokyo that allow it to undergo such a fantastic transformation from 9 million inner city inhabitants to the astounding 35 million who commute from the metropolitan area everyday to go to work.
As one crosses Shinjuku or rides in the shoulder to shoulder human traffic of the metro, the perfect harmony of its inhabitants is more reminiscent of a perfectly functioning body than a city coping with chaos.
It is precisely these highways that shuttle in and out traffic, like blood in and out of a beating heart, that transform Tokyo into a living entity.
Kamimura Kazuo
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