Category Archives: Architecture

A Library Slide by Moon Hoon

Architect Moon Hoon created the Panorama House, a dynamic environment for an active, growing family in Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea. One of the most unique features is a wooden slide built directly into a library which also functions as a stair-stepped home theater seating area.

He says “The basic request of upper and lower spatial organisation and the shape of the site promted a long and tin house with fluctuating facade which would allow for more differentiated view. The key was coming up with a multi-functional space which is a large staircase, bookshelves, casual reading space, home cinema, slide and many more. The client was very pleased with the design, and the initial design was accepted and finalised almost instantly, only with minor adjustments. The kitchen and dining space is another important space where family gathers to bond. The TV was pushed away to a smaller living room. The attic is where the best view is possible, it is used as a play room for younger kids. The multi-use stair and slide space brings much active energy to the house, not only children, but also grown ups love the slide staircase. An action filled playful house for all ages.”


Metropolis by Martin Roemers

The project Metropolis by Martin Roemers captures the spirit of some of the most populated and chaotic Asian cities.

Roemer says “How can people live in such immense, crowded places? For all their chaos, big cities still have a sense of humanity. That’s what I want to reveal with these photographs—both the dynamic character of the city and the individual humans, the urban travelers, who call the metropolis home.”

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Visit Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre is a rugged portion of coast on the Italian Riviera and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Aerial Pattern Photography by Alex MacLean

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Burano series by Daniel Kordan

After finding this amazing series, the only thing I can think about is Burano will be my next holiday destination. Find out more about Daniel Kordan’s photography here.

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Urban Photography by Thomas Birke

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Inflatable Trampoline Bridge in Paris

Paris-based agency AZC gained third place in the 2012 ArchTriumph design competition with their proposal for an inflatable bridge to cross the River Seine and a unique view of the city. The bad news are that even though this is a great project, there are no real plans to build the bridge.


Nightscapes by Jakob Wagner

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Cabaret Truck Theatres by Shen Chao-Liang

Taiwan society has developed a unique cabaret culture since the 70s and Shen Chao-Liang captures these colourful and unique stages around the city.

“The stage is a concrete physical place which asks to be filled and to be given its own concrete language to speak.” – Antonin Artaud, The Theater And Its Double

 


Snow Blind by Matthias Heiderich

Berlin covered in snow!! You can never get tired of looking at Matthias Heiderich‘s photos.

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Intersection | Tokyo by Navid Baraty

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Street Art by Chilean Artist INTI

Visit INTI and watch the below to learn more about his art and the origin of its influences.


The Berlin Festival of Lights

The Berlin Festival of Lights is one of the largest illumination festivals and public events in the world. If you have the chance to go to Berlin this is a very good reason to visit. This year it will take place from the 12th until the 21st of October.

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Room Portraits by Menno Aden

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“Spektrum Berlin” Series by Matthias Heiderich

Matthias Heiderich is a self-taught photographer currently living and working in Berlin, Germany. These eye catching photos are taken from his  series “Spektrum Berlin”. The way Heiderich captures architecture is purely full of life. Take a look at his latest series “West/Ost” where he captures both West Berlin and East Berlin architecture.

 


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