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Kola Bay Lighthouse Viewpoint by Evgeny Makarenko’s Timber Architecture Workshop in Murmansk, Russia
More beautiful brick apartments in Iran, in the city of Mashhad Architects: Rai Atelier
Historic Art Deco indoor pool at the Berkeley City Club, designed by Julia Morgan and opened in 1930
Julius Shulman Miller House, Palm Springs (Richard Neutra, architect), 1937-1938
The former Buchhändlerhof Substation in Berlin. Built in the 1920s, this brick and steel structure was designed as part of the city’s electrical infrastructure.
The Gitterpavillon (Treasure Pavilion) located within the Sanssouci Park in Potsdam, Germany.
Lindemann Center, Paul Rudolph, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 1971, photo Bauzeitgeist.
Stock Exchange, Félix Candela and Enrique de la Mora, Mexico City, Mexico, 1955
Herzog & de Meuron transforms mountain antenna tower into "iconic sculpture"
Antwerpen-Centraal in Antwerp, Belgium. The stunning 1905 railway station often called the “Railway Cathedral,” designed by architect Louis Delacenserie.
The Sagrada Família in Barcelona has 18 towers. Twelve represent the Apostles, four symbolize the Evangelists, one is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and the tallest central tower represents Jesus Christ.
Schoonschip, a sustainable floating community Amsterdam 🇳🇱 Space&Matter
Immeuble Félix Potin is an Art Nouveau building from 1904 in Paris designed by Paul Auscher (1866-1932)
Rachofsky House, Richard Meier and Partners, Dallas, Texas, USA, 1996, photo Scott Frances.
An exhibition of works by Frank Gehry, the first since his passing in 2025, is on view at Gagosian, Beverly Hills. The presentation was realized in collaboration with the artist’s family and designed by the Gehry studio
Working with rulers and ink on an electrical system map of Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 1950
The Cooperative Wine Cellar (Celler Cooperatiu) located in Gandesa, Spain
Hall of Pillars (Säulenhalle), a peristyle in the late 19th-century Neoclassical Greek Revival Austrian Parliament Building designed by Theophil Hansen. The 24 Corinthian pillars are made of Adnet marble, and all of them are monoliths weighing around 16 tons each. Location: Vienna, Austria
Art Nouveau entrance of the Spitzer House in Budapest, Hungary, designed by architect József Klinger in 1912