Naturell Szene.

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SasakiShun / Nike / Nike Kichijoji Running / Graphics / 2015

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Blue Door II, Shinjuku （新宿）

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angex

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Photo by: @garodaxir

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Didier Faustino installs futuristic HBIV-continuum to display Hermès jewelry

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bunker staircase

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Franzensfeste Fortress

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Neon Nights, 2016 | by Elsa Bleda

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Brothers Grimm’s Fabulous Germany Kilian Schönberger

The series is inspired by old fairy tales and legends written by authors like the Brothers Grimm. Therefore I was searching places throughout Central Europe that echo the mood of those old stories. I think there is a deep longing for tranquil naturalness among people in our technology-driven environment. Therefore I don’t want to show just portrayals of natural scenes - I want to create visually accessible places where the visitor can virtually put his mind at rest and make up his own stories. After driving 45,000 miles throughout Germany during the last twelve months I’ve finished the collection of photos for a coffee-table book called “Sagenhaftes Deutschland” (Fabulous Germany) that was released by the German publishing house “Frederking & Thaler” by the end of November. This book sums up what started as the “Brothers Grimm’s Homeland” project over a year ago. Printed on paper the photos become even more related to the old fairytales. It’s like a visual stroll through the images we had on our mind while listening to these old stories during our childhood.

Check out a previous photoset from this series Brothers Grimms’ Homeland

Images and text via kilianschoenberger

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3 World Trade Center Construction as of 6:22 PM EDT 5/13/2015

Richard Rogers - Architect

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Cʜɪᴄᴀɢᴏ | Photographer

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Pontiac Silverdome - Abandoned (Detroit - May 2015)

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@nifty：デイリーポータルZ：キリンの真下から見上げる！

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Nagaoka City Hall Aore Kengo Kuma and Associates

"With the growth of cities and their scale, public buildings of 20th Century were likely to be driven away to the suburbs, often as isolated concrete boxes in parking lots. We wanted to reverse this flow with Nagaoka Aore. We moved the city hall back to the center of the town and revived a real “heart of town,” which is located in a walking distance from anywhere, working along with people’s everyday life. This is exactly like the city hall historically nurtured in Europe, and embodies the idea of compact city in the environment-oriented age. We adopted the traditional method of “tataki,” and “nakadoma,” which is to function as a meeting point for the community, is no longer the mere concrete box – the space is gently surrounded by placid structure, finished with wood and solar panels."

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shou-sugi-ban method

 shou-sugi-ban (焼杉板)