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Niemeyer and Beyond: A Guide to Modernist Brazilian ArchitectureAn end of an era came in December 20
A. Masow ArchitectsCartier Store Manhattan, New York (Design & Visualization) #Built Beauty
Modernist architecture on film, including Portaluppi’s Villa Necchi Campiglio featured in I Am
La entrada al museo, Medina Azahara, Córdoba, 2016.
The Cemetery Of San Cataldo / Modena, ItalyArchitect Aldo Rossi completed 1971Photography © Romain C
CITÉ DES AFFAIRES, Argel, ArgéliaOscar Niemeyer [1968].“Além das 30 torres destinadas a escritórios
carlo scarpa, architect: gipsoteca del canova, extension of the canova museum in possagno, italy 195
guavasita:Architecture of the Mexican modernist Luis Barragán
Over take / Take over© T.M. Fletcher
Signification I© T.M. FletcherThis concrete relief, designed by Jim Meldrum, decorates the lift towe
The Regional Headquarters of Toyota by Oscar Niemeyer in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia [1975]
Villa Chupinarchitect: André Wogensckyinterior design by Vera & Pierre Szekelyphotographed by Ch
Art-Nouveau architecture in Palma de Mallorca, Spain (by twiga_swala).
(via Palácio da Alvorada by Oscar Niemeyer, Modernist style [1080x1080] : ArchitecturePorn)
archatlas: Soviet (Modernist Architecture in Central) Asia Soviet Asia. Soviet Modernist Architectu
Cap d’Agde in the 1970s was a concrete brutalist playground that combined modernist architecture wit
moodboardmix: “Ornament is Crime,” Modernist Architecture by Matt Gibberd and Albert Hill,Arne Jacob
Maison particulière = Private ResidenceTheo van Doesburg (Dutch; 1883–1931) and Cornelis van Eestere
The Shrine of the Book, Jerusalem. Constructed in 1965, the abstract modernist shrine houses a rotat
Koichi Takada Architects“Arc” by Crown Group / Sydney, AustraliaPhotographs: © Martin SiegnerVia: de
guavasita: Architecture of the Mexican modernist Luis Barragán
The Brooklyn Museum is delighted to own jewelry and the archives of Art Smith which has been showcas
Chancery, Embassy of Brasil, Washington, DC, two upper photos 1972, lower photo 1974.‘The buil
Casa Milà (La Pedrera) by Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona, Spain, built 1906-10. Photo by Davi
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