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Ginzan onsen at night

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spring is coming. oh man. the sky is changing. I’m seeing tiny signs that point to the shift. spring. I can barely..

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on a quiet winter day

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Caprice De Dieux by Manuel Martin

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232 Poplar Drive, Oakville

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Sculptural Boston House by Steven Harris Architects.

More images: bookofhomes.com

Photography by Scott Frances.

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Punta Caliza Hotel by Estudio Macías Peredo

Guadalajara-based architecture firm Estudio Macías Peredo has created an intimate sanctuary on the remote island of Holbox, Mexico, based on the region’s ancient buildings. The Punta Caliza hotel is located 300 feet (91 metres) from the Gulf of Mexico’s emerald waters, on a triangular plot carefully selected by its owners, the Muñoz family. The 12-room boutique hotel was inspired by Mayan architecture of the Yucatán Peninsula, in both construction and design.

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From Above by Dimitar Karanikolov

Dimitar Karanikolov graduated from Architecture at UACEG, Sofia. Since 2008 he runs MESHROOM an architectural visualization / CG art studio based in London. Here is a selection of his images From Above taken in places like Venice, Sofia and Myanmar.

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Operable Boundary Townhouse, New York by Dean/Wolf Architects #fineinteriors #interiors #interiordesign #architecture #decoration #interior #loft #design #happy #luxury #homedecor #art #decor #inspiration #blogger #photooftheday #lifestyle #travel #archilovers #photography #likeforlike #arte #garden #kitchen #style #interiordecorating #furniture #mansion #home #house

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254B Monarch Park Avenue, Toronto

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Night at Kirkjufell, Iceland. By - Andrea Heribanova

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Various hotel rooms 2 / 6.

Abandoned hotel, Italy, 2017. flickr ◄ ► instagram

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The Memories Of The Future: Photographer Nuno Assis Captures Fantastic Photos Of Hong Kong

Portuguese Nuno Assis’s photos show that there’s more to Hong Kong than the Big Buddha and the skyline. His photos reflect the architect’s eye for symmetry and composition. We totally dig his love for reflection, especially the puddle series.