SPEECH THERAPY | CARLTON JORDAN PIPER

[nascent-anew]

Salton Sea, 2021

[germanpostwarmodern]

Christuskirche (1953-56) in Bayreuth, Germany, by Karl Pfeiffer-Haardt

[beyond-the-pale-deactivated2023]

Nureyev by Jack Mitchell, 1962

[beyond-the-pale-deactivated2023]

Gerardo Vizmanos

[sosbrutalism]

Beautiful winter impressions from Kyoto: The Kyoto International Conference Center re-interprets traditional Japanese pagoda architecture and manages to integrate an exposed concrete megastructure into its natural surroundings. A masterpiece of Japanese Brutalism!

Sachio Otani: Kyoto International Conference Center (KICC), Kyoto, Japan, 1959–1966

https://www.sosbrutalism.org/cms/15889297

Photos: Chris Guy 2011 (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

[budapast]

duna intercontinental hotel #3

[ofcharacter]

Kiwon Park - Ruin - 2009

[ofcharacter]

Kiwon Park - Ruin - 2009

[arpeggia]

Gregor Sailer - The Potemkin Village, 2015-2017

Artist’s statement:

The concept of the Potemkin Village can be traced back to Prince Grigory Aleksandrovich Potemkin, a Russian field marshal and favorite of Empress Catherine the Great. Anxious to spare her the grim face of the recently annexed Crimea when she toured it in 1787, he allegedly ordered to create entire “villages” consisting of nothing more than gaily painted façades to be erected all along her route. The curious architectural phenomena in the haunting images shown here, Gregor Sailer’s latest project after Closed Cities, are focused on political, military, and economic features: field exercise centers in the USA and Europe, the allure of European city replicas in China, and urban vehicle testing tracks in Sweden. Not surprisingly, the country of the term’s origin, Russia, still fakes whole streets in disguise when high-ranking political celebrities are visiting from abroad. Sailer’s images provide access to the world of fakes, copies, and artificial fronts. By exposing them to the eye of the beholder, he puts the value of these often absurd aberrations of today’s society to an acid test.

[socheritage]

“Okrąglak” Department Store, Poznań, Poland built: 1948-52, architect: Marek Leykam. #socmod https://www.instagram.com/p/B_cqtyBpXUw/?igshid=1pcd05exwxdv6

[crystalissed]

[blue--folder]

Consider the view from Mount Everest.

[hinducosmos]

Temple Tank - Deep in the Jungle of Westernghats, Karnataka

Lost in Time🏞️

(via Instagram: Rakshith Gowda @wandererr7)

[socarchlithuania]

Perekšliai. 2020

[tokyostreetphoto]

Titans, Shinjuku 新宿

[basic-channel]

Cities of Desire, Tanja Engelberts

[circus-sonata]

by Jing Huang / 黃京 Pure of Sight (2011)