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A visual journal of architecture/design/nature inspiration Annika / Architectural Assistant / Sydney
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archisphere · 5 months ago
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The Serenity House, Lake Lucerne, Switzerland,
Courtesy: Fatemeh Abedi
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archisphere · 8 months ago
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A home in The Ponds neighborhood of Sydney, Australia, has gradually been surrounded by suburban development, as the family who owns it has declined to sell for decades. Despite offers as high as $50 million, the Zammit Family refuses to sell developers their 5-acre (2-hectare) lot, which could accommodate 40-50 new properties. This Timelapse video shows the neighborhood between 2010 and 2024.
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Source imagery: Nearmap
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archisphere · 1 year ago
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(via Winwood McKenzie, Rory Gardiner · Quarry House · Divisare)
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archisphere · 3 years ago
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Norfolk Burleigh Heads Residential Building, Queensland, Australia,
Koichi Takada Architects,
Photography by Scott Burrows
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archisphere · 4 years ago
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miguel marcelino
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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Hjertefolger Dome in Sandhornøya island
Fans of the Northern Lights will drool over the Nature House, a gorgeous geodesic dome home located on the Sandhornøya island of northern Norway. Built by Solardome Industries, the glass and aluminum dome crowns the Hjertefolger family’s recently completed three-level cob home. In addition to its ability to withstand extreme Arctic winds and temperatures, the eco-friendly abode includes solar panel technology, recycled building materials, and even a garden for growing produce.
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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Yountville Community Center / Endrestudio
Photos © David Wakely Photography
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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One of the most striking architectural sites I have ever visited Doolittle house in Joshua Tree, built by San Diego-based master of organic architecture Kendrick Bangs Kellog between 1989 and 2004
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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#nextarch by @yousefawaad #next_top_architects The Sock (1)
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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Baha'i Temple - Hariri Pontarini Architects
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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snapchat /add/ nextarch 4th year studio : Misty Mount Hotel #highrise #building #project Final Model Jeng Pheera, Chiang Mai University #architetti @architetti photo by @jengpheera #next_top_architects #nextarch
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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I am full of curves Tate Modern expanded by Herzog and DeMeuron. @david_leight
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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Centre International d´Art Pariétal Montignac Lascaux in Dordogne
The Vézère valley in Dordogne, France, is a mecca of prehistory. It contains about 15 major sites, all on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Lascaux cave has one of the most important groups of Paleolithic rock wall art, both by its number and by the exceptional quality of its works. The Lascaux IV project designed by Snøhetta in collaboration with Associate Architect SRA Architectes and exhibition designers Casson Mann, is in line with the decades of reflections and initiatives focused on reconciling the safeguarding of a heritage that is unique for the history of humanity.
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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De Maria Pavilion / Gluckman Tang Architects
Photos © Nikolas Koenig
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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Rabbit Snare Gorge / Omar Gandhi Architect + Design Base 8
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archisphere · 6 years ago
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stage of forest ~ meta-project | photos © su shengliang
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