Factory Alchemika - Oliveras Boix Arquitectes

Tokyo yasuhiro ishimoto-tokyo-1981

Sabina, Lausanne 1993
by Jean-Pascal Imsand

Le Palais Lumière – Evian (74) by Yvette Gauthier

by Lucien Clergue, Nus de la Ville series; Paris, 1978

1907 Umberto Boccioni (Italian, 1882-1916) ~ The Grand Canal in Venice; via Huismus

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“Silva Júnior (datas desconhecidas), fachada principal e fachada lateral de uma casa portuguesa. Revista de Turismo, número 72, de 20 de Junho de 1919.”

‘Architecture of Density’
Hong Kong
by Michael Wolf

Apr. 9 2013

The Mysterious Cave City and Monastery of Vardzia, 1185 AD
One of the most little known marvels of the world is the ancient cave city of Vardzia. It is every bit as impressive as the Roman Colosseum or the Pyramids of Giza. Built astride and into the sheer cliff face of a mountain, it resembles something of a hybrid of ancient Petra in Jordan and the Mesa Verde cliff dwellings of the U.S…or, for those familiar with the Tolkien works, a Minas Tirith in ruins.
Known as the cave city or monastery of Vardzia, it was dug into the side of Mount Erusheli near the town of Aspindza and the Mtkvari river in southern Georgia during the late 12th century. During this time the medieval kingdom of Georgia was resisting the onslaught of the Mongol hordes. Queen Tamar ordered the construction of this underground sanctuary in 1185 AD. When completed this underground fortress extended 13 levels and contained 6000 apartments, a throne room and a large church with an external bell tower.
(via cabinet-de-curiosites)

Mykonos Sunset

Les pierres de Sarlat - Dordogne, France by © jolivillage

Old colonial house in Luanda - Angola by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

VENEZA

Castle Wilhelmsthal - Calden, Germany by © pe_ha45