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[archimaps]

Design for a spiraling staircase, Berlin

[warrenellis-deactivated20200730]

[ofhouses]

559. Mathias Klotz /// Klotz House /// Tongoy, Chile /// 1991

OfHouses guest curated by Diego Grass. (Photos: © Ronald Halbe.)

[archidose]

Théâtre mobile, 1969

Pascal Häusermann

[cabinporn]

Grogarnsberget, Gotland, Sweden

Abandoned bunker observing the northeast coast of the island. Now serving as, a somewhat windy, emergency shelter. Built during cold war era. 

Submitted by Jon Salamon

[modelarchitecture]

dissected architecture by shiro studio (http://www.shiro-studio.com/dissected-arch.php)

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[tylrd]

http://www.archdaily.com/877597/ricardo-bofills-red-wall-through-the-lens-of-gregori-civera

[tylrd]

At the moment, I find myself crouched in the corner with nothing to look for, nothing but a distant line of smoke on the horizon, nothing except that which breaks a brooding silence, which is to say that I'll probably start scribbling soon, yet once again.

Rudy Wurlitzer

[archlaser]

Black Teahouse

A1Architects

Ceska Lipa, Czech Republic, 2011

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[ofhouses]

455. Ray D. Crites (Crites & McConnell) /// Hill House /// Bequia Island, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines /// 1978

OfHouses presents “Julius Shulman - 7 Houses from the 70′s, Part VI”. (Photos: Julius Shulman. Source: © The Getty Research Institute, Julius Shulman Archive.)

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[architectur3]

La Tallada House Refurbishment

ARQUITECTURA-G

[fabriciomora]

BIOGENESIS  - le repaire fantastique

Second stage of our degree work. Abiogenesis is a research on the theme of living architecture and working methodology.

[tylrd]

Interviewer: The subject matter of the film Bodysong got me to thinking if things like art, sex, or maybe even just getting drunk are about the closest we tiny humans can come to big galactic things. Or, maybe good music and art is just good and I’m trying too hard to make it something else.

Jonny: [Long pause] I think when [music’s] good and it’s really affecting, then it’s stupid to be embarrassed about it—about how good it is. You know, there’s a certain Tom Waits song that whenever I hear it I, you know, it just…it makes me talk in this inarticulate way that I’m using now, it’s so good. It seems to me quite disingenuous to be embarrassed about it. I think it should be ambitious and good music does deal with life and art and all these wonderful things. I used to be ashamed talking about it, but now I just think it’s fraudulent to pretend otherwise. I don’t even know what I’m trying to say. You just sound like you’re being passionate about it and I agree with you. I don’t know how else to put it into words. You’re the journalist, you should know. I’ll leave it to you. If you could hash that out by tomorrow, that’d be great.

Interviewer: Are you giving me homework?

Jonny: Yeah, keep it short—200 words. By tomorrow, please.