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I Who Have Arrived In Heaven

Yayoi Kusama solo show, I Who Have Arrived In Heaven, at David Zwirner Gallery in New York included two of the artist’s famous Infinity Rooms. The immersive mirrored environments can be entered by gallery visitors for a vertigo-inducing walk through an infinitely reflected field of stars and organic forms.

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[wmagazine]

London Collections Men Street Style Brightens Up on Day 3

Photo by George Angelis.

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#fashion

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First Look: Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie by Herzog & de Meuron

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[homedesigning]

(via Bright and Cheerful: 5 Beautiful Scandinavian-Inspired Interiors)

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Perkins+Will’s Pro-Bono Design for the Tenderloin Museum in San Francisco

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Bjarke Ingels Unveils Cathedral-Like Serpentine Pavilion in London

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Paris - France (by Anh Dinh) 

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#paris #love

[moma]

This week at MoMA: Warm Up 2016 kicks off at MoMA PS1, Dadaglobe Reconstructed opens Sunday, & more.

[MoMA PS1 Warm Up, Saturday, August 15, 2015. Photo: Charles Roussel]

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Photographs of Technicolor Cities Around the World

The flat textures and aqua-hued tones of Ben Thomas’ urban landscapes wouldn’t look out of place in a graphic novel, but don’t be fooled, these are photographs, not illustrations. Thomas loves to play with perception.

Thomas typically shoots on bright, sunny days to give his photos a flat, even feel to his photos. He uses Lightroom and Photoshop to decrease the shadows as much as possible, then plays with color balance and vibrancy to create an almost neon hue. The process, which is trickier than it sounds, took a year of experimenting to get the right combination of intense color and depth.

You can also see these previous features of Ben Thomas work following the links:

Anti Chroma

CityShrinker 

Accession

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[archatlas]

Photographs of Technicolor Cities Around the World

The flat textures and aqua-hued tones of Ben Thomas’ urban landscapes wouldn’t look out of place in a graphic novel, but don’t be fooled, these are photographs, not illustrations. Thomas loves to play with perception.

Thomas typically shoots on bright, sunny days to give his photos a flat, even feel to his photos. He uses Lightroom and Photoshop to decrease the shadows as much as possible, then plays with color balance and vibrancy to create an almost neon hue. The process, which is trickier than it sounds, took a year of experimenting to get the right combination of intense color and depth.

You can also see these previous features of Ben Thomas work following the links:

Anti Chroma

CityShrinker 

Accession

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#architecture #design #city 

[forbes]

Hot Summer Getaways You Need To Take

Our Forbes Travel Guide editors came up with their list of top summer getaways to ensure you get your proper dose of sun and relaxation this season >

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Big Ben - London - England (by Santiago Almadav) 

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#london

[forbes-life]

8 Bold Starchitect-Designed Spas Of The Future

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[archatlas]

Library on the Quay

This project designed by ATA studio is a library built on an abandoned quay by the riverside in Anhui, China. 

From the architect:

The library is an important part of the riverside park that was converted from an industrial wharf.The purpose of the library is not only to provide a place to read books and viewing for people, but also to preserve the historical memory of the place. People can see the river through the window. Inside the bookshelf enclosure, there is a ladder shape reading space. The ceiling of the ladder shape space is a bamboo device – “The upside-down landscape”. It shakes gently in the breeze. It looks like a symbol of Chinese humanistic philosophy.   

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 Rome - Italy (by annajewelsphotography) 

Instagram: annajewels

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Serving Up Major Minimalism: Desai/Chia Gut Renovates New York Loft

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#architecture #interior #design #loft

[vogue]

Memorial Day weekend has arrived, heralding the start of another long, glorious, steaming-hot summer. If your idea of holiday weekend bliss is staying in the city, here are 15 urban oases to keep you cool through Labor Day. 

Photographed by Jay Ackerman, Vogue, December 1981.

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#weekend