subtilitas:

MVRDV & seARCH - Villa KBWW, a house for two independent families overlooking a park, Utrecht 1997. Photos (C) Christian Richters.

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creativebrutality:

England, 1940

(via intheperiphery)

terminalsigma:

garters-and-guns:

Double Decker Bus Race.

C. 1933

Why is this not still a thing. 

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mikasavela:

Google Maps in Ramallah, Palestine.

dom-ino:

row tower in sumiyoshi : azuma-rise.

(via intheperiphery)

fabriciomora:

Marwan Rechmaoui

Marwan Rechmaoui is a Lebanese artist whose work often deals with themes of urban development and social history. His Beirut Caoutchouc is a large black rubber floor mat in the shape of Beirut’s current map. Embossed in precise detail with roads and byways and segmented into 60 individual pieces demarcating neighbourhoods, Rechmaoui’s installation scrutinises the physical and social formation of one of the world’s most conflicted cities. Through this piece, Rechmaoui highlights these divisions to question the underlying causes and consequences of cultural difference, affiliation, and identity, and explore how the city’s troubled history has both impacted and shaped the everyday lives of its inhabitants.

(via amaurote)

(Source: waxolotl, via amaurote)

straightoutofcamera:

Elias and Theresa Carlson

subtilitas:

EM2N - Neufrankengasse housing, adjacent to a rail-yard, Zurich 2013. Via, photos (C) Simon Menges.

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