#Masonry

[lesbianlenses]

Interview of a mason in Bangalore, India, working for the all-women architecture firm, Mason's Ink.

[arc-hus]

Oruç House, Mineral del Monte, Mexico - Saavedra Arquitectos

[remash]

house in serra de sao mamede ~ atelier landauer | photos © tiago casanova

[galina]

So many excellent textures in York

[thesilicontribesman]

Roman Inscription And Dedication Stones, Hunterian Museum, Glasgow

[1lifeinspired]

~ The Cozy Home ~

[chasingrainbowsforever]

~ Gold | White | Black | Gray ~

[elderscrollsconceptart]

Windhelm

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Art by Adam Adamowicz

[occultesotericart]

Emblemata Nova || Circa 17th century. More info

[seattlefactsijustmadeup]

Seattle Fact #1,846:

While it's no NorCal yet, Washington has its own promising wine industry. In fact, there's a winery outside Seattle that makes the finest amontillado! I've got a bunch in my basement if anyone wants to sample some.

[victusinveritas]

[nicothedingus]

wallter regretevator stimboard with bricks, mortar and cement YEAHHHHH! he's going places! i'm not dead btw. just busy with irl things and youtube stuff :) credits x | x | x x | x | x x | x | x

[arc-hus]

Public Housing in Platja D’En Bossa, Ibiza - 08014 Arquitectura

[remash]

t(uin)huis ~ janda vanderghote | photos © johnny umans

[fromthedust]

Fashioned out of green diorite, the twelve-angled stone is part of the Lienzo Pétreo wall in Cuzco, an inward leaning wall that encircles the now-destroyed Palace of Hatunrumiyoc. Comprised of multiple massive stone blocks, the wall was built without the aid of mortar or any kind of binding material. Each block was cut to fit perfectly with every other surrounding block, requiring a painstaking amount of care and attention to detail. In fact, the joints of the wall are so precisely fashioned that even today, hundreds of years after it was first constructed, not even a single piece of paper can fit between any of the wall’s blocks.

While the entire wall is a sight to behold, the stone of twelve angles, so named for the twelve distinct cuts that form twelve corresponding joints, stands apart as the crown jewel of this geometric feat. It remains a popular attraction in the Peruvian city, and a longstanding testament to the Incas’ devotion to their craft.

[thesilicontribesman]

Great Witcombe Roman Villa, Cotswolds, Gloucester