Design, Architecture & Alps

Architecture and Design from the Alps And other inspiration...

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Kiyomizu-dera

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Kinkaku-ji

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Skytree Tokyo

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Ginza

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Shinjuku

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Asakusa

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Never gets old

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Vals village

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barn conversion ~ wespi de meuron romeo | photos © albrecht schnabel

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Charming Home

Walloon Region, Belgium

© Jean-Luc Laloux

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Spanish Farmhouse Revived with Perfect Mixture of Traditional and Modern Minimalist Design https://homeworlddesign.com/spanish-farmhouse-revived-with-perfect-mixture-of-traditional-and-modern-minimalist-design/

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Roman Robroek’s Abandoned Spaces 

Dutch photographer Roman Robroek captures some of the most hauntingly beautiful spaces in pristine detail using only natural light. Roman’s fascination with these modern day ruins began along with his career in urban photography. Throughout his travels photographing buildings, he’d inevitably stumble across a great number of abandoned structures, many of them impressive in scope and size.

This environmental factor would become the subject of great curiosity for Roman. He began to wonder about the people who lived there – what their stories were and why they left. These images represent a longing look through the veil of time, leaving it up to the viewer to create the narrative for the thousands of stories that have unfolded. These spaces carry history beyond the grasp of modern memory, and the sheer opulence of many of them takes us to the same space of mystery and wonder that attracted Roman to these decaying relics of a bygone era.

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López Rivera, Holiday Apartments, Santiago de Compostela, 2016

www.lopez-rivera.com/

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Ballenberg open air museum