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If you are searching for modern architecture plans, there are various kinds of plans that you could think about. The modern architectural features that you want will probably be distinctive for your own needs, however they will probably be much different compared to conventional home features.
Fallingwater - Frank Lloyd Wright
A Conversation with Lynda Waggoner - Western …
Edgar and Liliane Kaufmann relaxing on the master terrace, 1940s
Fallingwater - Frank Lloyd Wright
A Conversation with Lynda Waggoner - Western …
Edgar and Liliane Kaufmann relaxing on the master terrace, 1940s
houses, Haraz, Yemen
(by claude gourlay)
Fallingwater Friday!
Kenya
(by Jose Antonio Pascoalinho)
Nasir Al-Mulk Mosque, Shiraz, Iran
The Pink Mosque by Amin Abedini
Incredible.
Did Frank Lloyd Wright Create America’s Greatest Office?
Happy Monday! These photos are from the SC Johnson headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1937. Although the lily-pad columns in the building’s Great Workroom are impressive, Wright’s brilliant design pervades even the smallest details. The chair fabric was color-coded by department, each desk had a streamlined inbox/outbox system, and some chairs (like the one pictured above) had only three legs, supposedly to keep typists from slouching too far to either side.
Timeless
staircases, old and new - Europe
by Matthias-Haker
Fallingwater Friday!
Falling ice! Beautiful.
Mass Studies adds three pavilions to Korean tea museum | via
a href=”http://www.massstudies.com/”>Mass Studies designed the trio of new buildings for the O’Sulloc Tea Museum, an exhibition centre dedicated to the history of Korea’s traditional tea culture, and dotted them along a pathway winding between the main building and the surrounding green tea fields.
Unlike the circular form of the museum, the three pavilions were all designed as rectilinear volumes with similar sizes and proportions. Two are positioned on either side of a gotjawal - the Korean term for woodland on rocky ground - so that they face one another through the trees.
The first pavilion, named Tea Stone, is a two-storey concrete building that accommodates new exhibition spaces and a classroom where visitors can watch and participate in tea ceremonies.
Photography: Yong-Kwan Kim
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Wood, glass and concrete, plus square lines. Gorgeous Korean design team work
Frank Lloyd Wright and the City: Density vs. Dispersal
Event Details: Date: February 1–June 1, 2014 Location: MoMa – Architecture and Design Galleries,…
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1954 Mercedes-Benz 190-SL Prototype (W121 BII)
Wow
Amazonas by Jose Ignacio Teran
Staggering beauty
Holy design!
Babobab and Acacia wheathers the flood over the Epupa Falls in the Kunene River on the border of Namibia and Angola
Sitting Tight by Fanus Weldhagen
Baobabs, one of the favorite trees.
