#lugano switzerland

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Photography: Mathias Gmachl's "Echoes -- A Voice from Uncharted Waters"

Photography: Mathias Gmachl's "Echoes -- A Voice from Uncharted Waters" @archilace @QDS_MTL @mqwien @GarmentDstrctNY @NYC_DOT

Photography: Mathias Gmachl’s “Echoes — A Voice from Uncharted Waters” Echoes — A Voice from Uncharted Waters is a 55-foot-long steel whale created by artist, designer and researcher Mathias Gmachl that features captivating light and sound effects. The installation, which is currently located on Broadway between West 38th and West 39th Streets until November 13, 2023, invites viewers to reflect…

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Lugano, Switzerland by Hoang-Lien Phang

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Lugano, Switzerland (by Andrey)

[theunbearablelightnessofbein]

Da lontano, con la nebbia, sembra "quell'isola" che cerco disperatamente di raggiungere.

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By Kitkat_CH

Lugano, Canton of Ticino, Switzerland

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L U G A N O

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Lugano, Switzerland (c. 1910) photographed by Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky. Library of Congress.

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“ Bees & Spring “ // © SVETLANA TUZLUKOVA

Music:  andreavanzo_composer - Soulmate

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Lugano, Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950)

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Robbery attempt this morning in Switzerland 🇨🇭 (Lugano) 02.07.2024

Même là on est plus sûr

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lake como & lugano, switzerland - june 2024

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Lugano, Switzerland (by Alain D)

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Lugano, Switzerland (by Ryan Klaus)

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Casa CGS, Semione

Martino Avilés Architetto

The house is located in the mountainous region of the Blenio Valley. Its design language is simple, sourcing from the fundamentals of traditional agricultural buildings to establish a meaningful relationship with both the natural and built environments.

Despite this traditional reference, the house meets the needs of contemporary living by fostering a connection with the landscape that is contemplative rather than productive. On the night floor, large openings direct the gaze toward specific segments of the landscape, while the day floor features glass surfaces that extend from floor to ceiling on all four sides, emphasizing the vivid presence of natural elements.

The layout is rectangular, oriented parallel to the slope, and divided into two ‹naves› by a central wall, which becomes the primary structuring element of the interior spaces. This wall defines the position of the stairs, which extend in two consecutive flights, linking the internal pathways to the natural topography and thus rooting the house within its terrain. The perimeter of the basement establishes the limits of the private space, beyond which the natural landscape remains untouched.

Credits: Project and construction management: Martino Avilés Architetto, Monte Carasso, https://www.aviles.ch

Photography by: Marcelo Villada Ortiz, https://marcelovillada.com/