#raw concrete

[juliaknz]

WARO KISHI HOUSE IN KAMIGYO, 1990 Kyoto, Japan Image © Hiroyuki Hirai

[homeisaplaceinthehills]

Krzysztof Eberle

[anticbrvtalist]

Neue Nationalgalerie - architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Instagram natalias.dek

[bostoncityhallthirsttraps]

Oops! My mayor's office is showing!!! Hope you didn't see 😘

[yudori]

Perth Contemporary Exterior a sizable, modern, two-story metal flat roof image

[archtechposts]

Pure Brutalism

Ricoh AF-35 + Ilford HP5 Plus 400

Part II

Brutalism from Skopje

[faaun]

what draws you back to your country what draws you back to your land when i was a kid i told myself if i ever left iran i'd never go back 2 years into living in the UK i started looking at news on iran again 10 years in and i visited it for the first time again and today i heard an iranian mother talk in farsi to her child on the train to london the way my mother used to and i wanted to cry i wanted to ask her whether they're still cutting the mountaintops whether the lakes are still drying today i showed the person i was with pictures of waterfalls and palaces and forests and snow-white north something odd pulls me back with increasing force i can't ignore it ever again

[frankprigent]

[veravictorialee]

@paragonet on Instagram "Green Energy Facilty Christoph Hesse Architeken"

[norrisyimart]

Monster - Violet

40x30cm

[fulgararchitects]

When architecture allows itself to breathe, it transforms into an experience. It’s incredible how the suitable material can dictate the mood of a space. Here, the raw concrete feels tactile, almost like it tells its own story, with each imperfection catching the light. The way daylight pours in elevates the space, highlighting every contrast and bringing warmth to the cool tones. The merging of hard surfaces with the softness of nature in this space speaks volumes about coexistence. The daylight streaming enhances the textures, adding layers to the materiality that shift as the sun moves. This interaction elevates the functionality, allowing the space to adapt and evolve with the light. How do you feel about the rawness of a space?

[departmentofinteriors]

yucatán, mexico

[invinciblerodent]

I feel like a part of me knew this, like something felt off, but...

Man, I was not prepared for that.

I often say that I'm sobbing at certain things, but today, the sobs are very, very literal. I straight up had to pause at one point, take my glasses off, and sob into my palms for a good minute.

Fucking hell.

I'm not yet done, but there's a moment of respite, which I certainly need to gather all the scattered pieces of my heart off the floor.

.......... and have lunch, maybe.

[ianfulgar]

When architecture allows itself to breathe, it transforms into an experience. It’s incredible how the suitable material can dictate the mood of a space. Here, the raw concrete feels tactile, almost like it tells its own story, with each imperfection catching the light. The way daylight pours in elevates the space, highlighting every contrast and bringing warmth to the cool tones. The merging of hard surfaces with the softness of nature in this space speaks volumes about coexistence. The daylight streaming enhances the textures, adding layers to the materiality that shift as the sun moves. This interaction elevates the functionality, allowing the space to adapt and evolve with the light. How do you feel about the rawness of a space?

[foxyou-too]

Loop

[frankprigent]