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Kengo Kuma’s Swooping Canopy Reorients Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian in Lisbon
The extension to Lisbon’s Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian (CAM), designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, orients a much-adored park and cultural complex in a different direction. This singular foundation—established by the will of oil magnate Calouste Gulbenkian and today one of the world’s largest in its endowment—first acquired a swath of the city’s Santa Gertrudes Park in 1957 to build a museum for the display of its patron’s highly curated collection of pre-modern art.
The design, by a trio of Portuguese architects—Ruy Jervis d’Athouguia, Pedro Cid, and Alberto Pessoa—brought art and nature into immediate proximity within a Modernist pavilion, which contained two internal gardens, and windows that frame the plantings like artworks. Lisboans flocked to this cool refuge set amid laurels, eucalyptus, and poplar.
Parade
malewife Wen Kexing let's go
original:
(sorry I've lost the source but it was pinterest)
The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus in Greece is a remarkable testament to ancient Greek artistic prowess and classical architecture. Built in the 4th century BCE, this meticulously designed amphitheater features exceptional acoustics, allowing even faint whispers to be heard from the highest seats. It was primarily used for Greek tragedies and comedies, highlighting the cultural significance of theater in ancient times.
📸: Dimitrios Pallis
I’ve watched this 6 times
You can only reblog this on the 3st of January
the 3st huh?
西芳寺 / Saiho-ji Temple
Voilà, ça un an tout pile que je suis devenue un « cat parent », et ça y est j’ai enfin réussi à ranger le Chat !!!
Adopter Zishu et son caractère rochon (mais tendre !) ont été une des meilleures idées que j’ai eu !!
It’s been just a year since I became a cat parent, and I have just found how to put away the cat !
To adopt Zishu and Her Grumpiness (but still gentle), was one of my best idea !!
This place is called the "cosmos garden in the sky."
Lighthouses of Japan.
by researchremora
a whole lot of grumpy hoboxus because i'm grumpy myself HAH
"Shixiong"
or, alternative title: "The destruction of the dream" more info below (and spoilers for Qi Ye/Lord Seventh, too...)
This is a picture I took of Namego Valley, deep in the mountains of Nara Prefecture. This place is located in a very remote location and is called one of the most beautiful spots in Japan by those in the know. There are deciduous forests along the dark green coniferous mountain ridges, and during the fall foliage season, the scenery looks like a dragon ascending to the heavens. This view, which appears quietly only during the few days of the best-conditioned fall season every year, is truly a beautiful art created by nature.