WITH CLOSED EYES

cultural observation and visual bookmarks from atelier subterra since 2007. archive lets you scroll forever. why "with closed eyes". @hellochase on instagram

[nevver]

Hamonshū, Wave forms

[iamjapanese]

MORI Yūzan（森雄山 Japanese  -1917）

Hamonshū, Wave forms　波紋集　1903  

[itscolossal]

Infinite Cities Take Shape in Imagined Architectural Drawings by JaeCheol Park

[utwo]

Along the Appalachian Trail

Tiny Cabin. Virginia

© Mitch Allen Photo

[remash]

iturbide studio ~ taller de arquitectura mariciao rocha + gabriela carrillo | photos © rafael gamo

[remash]

house of flying beds ~ al borde | photos © jag studio

[utwo]

Deep in the heart of Karelia

Finland

© carla gertz

[nevver]

Flora & Fauna, Al Mefer

[nevver]

Movie Poster of the Week

[algopop]

No One Is Lonely (owo uwu owo uwu) 

Google Translate found poetry.

The Igbo language is tonal, and apparently particularly laden with semantic ambiguity, which could be one reason Translate appears to be overdetermining meaning here.

[nevver]

Who’s turn is it to fill the ice bucket? Jason Kowalski (because)

[archatlas]

David Romero Detailed Renderings of FLW Lost Works

David Romero creates detailed renderings of un-built or lost projects designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. You can see more of his artwork on his blog Hooked on the Past following the source link below.

[paintedout]

Marcia Hafif, Black Painting II: Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Umber, 1979

[paintedout]

Jasper Johns, Black Numeral Series, 1968

[modelarchitecture]

Neri & Hu “Das Haus”

[dailydesigner]

Elephant & Castle by Morris+Company

[subtilitas]

Lacroix Chessex - House in Les Jeurs, 2013. Photos © Joel Tettamanti.

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[archatlas]

Timber-framed cabin by Hanna Michelson stands on stilts to peep over the treetops of Swedish mountain

Swedish architect Hanna Michelson has completed a stilted timber cabin overlooking the Åsberget mountains, as the first of four getaways being built for the Bergaliv Landscape Hotel. The Stockholm-based architect, who works for Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, was commissioned by Bergaliv to build the 10-metre-tall heart-pine and spruce Lofthuset (loft house) on a former ski slope in Vallsta as a retreat for up to two people.