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As it celebrates its 50th birthday this year, the Sydney Opera House has been reimagined using AI as if it were designed by different architects. Which one is your favourite? 📸: Imagined Architecture

#architecture #design #building #sydney #australia #ai #midjourney #opera #creative
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Urban trees have the power to cool down our cities during heatwaves. Here’s how it works: If you go outside during a heatwave, you’ll notice a big difference in temperature between streets that have tree cover, and bare pavements that are exposed to the sun. That’s because trees provide shade and bring moisture back into the air, cooling their surroundings.

In fact, studies show that tree cover in cities can cool down air temperature by up to 8°C and land temperature by up to 12°C.
With urban areas around the world experiencing record-breaking temperatures, we must look at trees as a natural solution to mitigate the impact of heatwaves.


#architecture #climate #environment #tree #nature #photography
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Nature as museum, created by Khaled Sadeden using Midjourney.

#architecture #architect #design #building #nature #museum #ai #midjourney
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Can I take a picture of the moon?
Pisa Tower: “Oh sorry, of course!“

📸: Michele Chiroli

#architecture #design #building #pisa #tower #italy #italia #photography
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Barcelona never stops amazing us, especially with Gaudí’s creations. The Casa Batlló, with its wavy shapes and bright colors, shows his endless creativity. The decorations on the building’s facade represent marine life, from balconies that look like seaweed to tiles that resemble fish scales. Casa Batlló perfectly captures Barcelona’s link to the sea. 📸: Lucas Lessa

#architecture #barcelona #spain #catalonia #españa #design #gaudi #travel #photography
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The Chahar Fasl (Four Season) museum in Iran stands out as the country's largest bathhouse, dating back to the late Qajar dynasty. Built by Haj Mohammad Ibrahim Khansari during the reign of Ahmad Shah Qajar, it features paintings depicting the four seasons, hence its name. Notably, it includes a section dedicated to religious minorities, addressing the lack of access they faced to public bathhouses. This initiative aimed to provide equal facilities for all residents, exemplifying inclusivity in historical architecture. 📸: Amir Hossein Mirmoeini

#architecture #architect #building #design #iran #travel #photography
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Azulejos are traditional Portuguese ceramic tiles known for their vibrant colors and intricate patterns. These decorative tiles have adorned buildings, walls, and floors in Portugal for centuries, reflecting the country's rich history and cultural influences.

Azulejos often depict scenes from daily life, historical events, or geometric patterns, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship of Portuguese tile-makers. These tiles are not only aesthetically pleasing but also serve as a testament to Portugal's artistic heritage, making them an integral part of the country's architectural identity. 📸: Davina Tan, Donna Galarosa

#architecture #design #building #azulejo #portugal #lisbon #porto #photography #travel
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Andrew Scott is known for his distinctive art style, using tools like hammers and chisels to alter frames and create dynamic scenes. His broken glass method brings characters to life, often showing them interacting or breaking free. Inspired by editorial illustrators and street artists, Scott’s work includes visual surprises and symbolic twists. He typically uses shades of gray with touches of red, exploring themes like hope, struggle, and introspection, reflecting human emotions and psychology.


#art #design #artist #artwork #contemporaryart #modernart #surrealism #creative
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona’s most iconic landmark, is a masterpiece of Gothic and Art Nouveau architecture, designed by Antoni Gaudí. Construction began in 1882, and despite Gaudí’s passing in 1926, his vision continues to shape the basilica’s design, with completion expected in 2026, marking 100 years since his death.

The basilica’s intricate facades depict biblical stories, while the interior’s tree-like columns and vibrant stained glass windows create a mesmerizing play of light. Once finished, its central Jesus Tower, reaching 172.5 meters, will make it the tallest church in the world. 📸: Yamil Doval.

#architecture #barcelona #artnouveau #gaudi
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Full moon rising behind the Great Pyramid of Giza. 📸: Ethereal Earth

#architecture #design #building #giza #egypt #pyramid #pyramids #photography
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Early morning in Amsterdam. 📸: Arden NL.

#architecture #building #travel #amsterdam #holland #netherlands #photography
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This is Ely Cathedral which has origins dating back to AD 673 when St Etheldreda built an Abbey Church. The present building dates back to 1083, and was granted Cathedral status in 1109.

The monastery at Ely was dissolved by Henry VIII in 1539. Ely suffered less than many other monasteries, but even so, statues were destroyed together with carvings and stained glass. Much of this destruction is in evidence today. St Etheldreda’s Shrine was also destroyed. 📸: Lee Edwards.

#architecture #design #paintedhall #london #baroque
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Hawa Mahal, also known as the “Palace of Winds,“ is a captivating architectural gem located in Jaipur, India. Built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh, its distinctive five-story facade is adorned with 953 small windows, or 'jharokhas,' intricately designed to allow the flow of air and provide a cooling effect during hot summers. This pink sandstone structure, resembling a honeycomb, stands as a testament to Rajput craftsmanship and offers a unique blend of beauty and practicality in its architectural design. 📸: Nishchay Bharati

#architecture #design #building #india #photography #culture #creative
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Villa in the Swiss Alps using Midjourney by Mathias A.

#architecture #ai #artificialintelligence #midjourney #design
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Giethoorn, often called the “Venice of the North,” is a charming village in the Netherlands known for its picturesque canals, arched wooden bridges, and thatched-roof cottages. Located in the province of Overijssel, this car-free destination invites visitors to explore its waterways by boat or stroll along its peaceful paths. Surrounded by lush greenery and tranquil waters, Giethoorn offers a serene escape that feels like stepping into a storybook. 📸: Roos Hazeveld

#architecture #design #building #netherlands #giethoorn #travel #photography
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Balconies of Barcelona, beautifully photographed by Roc Isern Barbat

#architecture #building #barcelona #design #travel #photography #spain
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Jungle House in Bahia, Brazil, created by milad eshtiyaghi using Midjourney.

#architecture #design #house #nature #green #brazil #interior #interiordesign #midjourney #ai
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Sunset in Milano, beautifully photographed by Leo Ph.

#architecture #building #milano #sunset #italy #italia #milan #photography
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Explore the stunning Modernist Buildings in Barcelona, showcasing the city's top architectural masterpieces for a truly memorable journey. Which one is your favourite? Locations below:

1- Sagrada Familia
2- Casa Batlló
3- Palau de la Müsica Catalana
4- Casa Milà
5- Park Güell
6- Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
7- Casa Vicens
8- Casa Comalat
9- Casa Amatller
10- Casa Lleó Morera

📸: Héctor Ruiz Golobart

#architecture #building #architect #gaudi #spain #barcelona #modernist #travel #photography #españa
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Foggy morning in Prague, captured by Hans Kruse.

#architecture #design #building #prague #czechrepublic #photography #creative #travel
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Avtovo Metro Station in St. Petersburg, is a masterpiece of Soviet-era architecture and one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world. Opened in 1955, it features marble-clad columns, intricate mosaics, and a grand chandelier-lit hall, reminiscent of a palace. The station was designed by Yevgeny Levinson, with its opulent decor symbolizing the resilience of the Soviet people during World War II. 🎥: Anais Sainz


#architecture #design #subway #metro #stpetersburg #saintpetersburg #russia
Vurnik's House, located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, is an architectural gem designed by Ivan Vurnik in the early 20th century. It's known for its distinctive geometric patterns and vibrant colors, showcasing the influence of Slovenian folk art on modern architecture. 📸: Peter Rajkai

#architecture #design #building #slovenia #travel #photography
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Audrey Smit, a renowned designer, has initiated a unique project called Paint The World. The project involves photoshopping her intricate floral artwork onto images of mundane buildings, transforming them into vibrant spectacles. Initially, this was an impromptu idea, but after receiving an overwhelming response and over ten thousand likes for her first post on Instagram, she decided to continue with the series. Smit found joy in creating these masterpieces, and through them, she aspires to showcase the world’s inherent beauty. Additionally, she believes in the need for more uniqueness in our daily lives and hopes her project inspires people to envision impactful improvements to their world.

#architecture #design #art #artist #paint #creative #building #photography
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Discovered in Antakya, Turkey (2010), this Roman mosaic dates back to the 3rd century AD. Unearthed during hotel construction, it features intricate geometric designs and vibrant colors. Despite being tilted by seismic activity over centuries, the mosaic remains remarkably intact, highlighting the enduring craftsmanship of Roman artistry. It is one of the largest mosaics of its kind ever found.

#architecture #design #building #ancient #mosaic #roman #photography #turkey #travel
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Jon Foreman creates temporary land art on beaches using natural materials like stones, leaves, and seashells. His designs form symmetrical, geometric patterns that change with the natural forces of wind and water, highlighting nature’s textures and colors while bringing balance to the landscape.

#architecture #art #design #artist #artwork #beach #material #creative #photography
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The sun and clouds over the Statue of Liberty create a scene straight out of a painting. As sunlight breaks through the clouds, it casts a golden glow on Lady Liberty, highlighting her iconic torch as she stands tall in the harbor. 📸: Dan Martland

#architecture #statue #liberty #newyork #usa #travel #photography #unitedstates
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Happy World Architecture Day! ❤️

#architecture #design #architect #building #photography
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Mostar, a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is renowned for its historic Stari Most (Old Bridge), an iconic symbol of unity and resilience. Originally constructed in 1566 during the Ottoman era, the bridge was destroyed in 1993 during the Bosnian War but was meticulously rebuilt and reopened in 2004.

The city’s architecture reflects a blend of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences, evident in its mosques, bazaars, and traditional houses. The Koski Mehmed-Pasha Mosque, built in 1618, offers panoramic views of the city from its minaret.

The city also hosts the annual Mostar Bridge Diving competition, celebrating the tradition of diving from the Stari Most into the Neretva River, a practice dating back centuries. 📸: Peter Rajkai.


#architecture #mostar #photography #cultural
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Neuschwanstein Castle, located in Bavaria, Germany, is a fairy-tale castle built in the 19th century by King Ludwig II. Completed in 1886, the castle’s design is inspired by medieval knights’ castles, blending Romanesque, Gothic, and Byzantine architectural styles. Perched on a rugged hilltop overlooking the Hohenschwangau Valley, Neuschwanstein is famous for its picturesque turrets, spires, and idyllic setting. Inside, the castle features opulent interiors, with murals depicting scenes from Wagnerian operas, which Ludwig II admired. Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and has inspired countless works of art, including Disney’s Sleeping Beauty Castle. 📸: Senai Senna.

#architecture #castle #germany #photography
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The Longmen Grottoes are located in the south of Luoyang. They are between Mount Xiang and Mount Longmen and face Yi River. Longmen Grottoes, Yungang Caves and Mogao Caves are regarded as the three most famous treasure houses of stone inscriptions in China.

The grottoes were started around the year 493 when Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved the capital to Luoyang and were continuously built during the 400 years until the Northern Song Dynasty. The scenery measures 1,000 metres (about 1,094 yards) from north to south where there are over 2,300 holes and niches, 2,800 steles, 40 dagobas, 1,300 caves and 100,000 statues. Most of them are the works of the Northern Wei Dynasty and the flourishing age of the Tang Dynasty. Lots of historical materials concerning art, music, religion, calligraphy, medicine, costume and architecture are kept in Longmen Grottoes.

#architecture #design #statue #china
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Paris, the City of Light, enchants with its timeless landmarks, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene, where the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and charming boulevards set the stage for romance and innovation. 📸: Demas Rusli

#architecture #paris #citiesoftheworld #city
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