Ready to takeoff
Ready for departure*
City Rising - By Tom Ryaboi
F15
See more of our inspiration on Escuyer website
Dozens of Windows in Beirut, and Another into the Internet
The project is by 109 Architects for the University of Saint Joseph.
Dysfunctional Landscapes
Brooklyn based artist Chris Ballantyne creates some pretty incredible suburban environments and ironic landscapes that challenge our perception of what is normal. Using subdued colors with minimal structures Ballantyne captivates our focus to the strange beauty of each frame.
Matt Molloy | on Tumblr (Canada)
Art, music and travel are three favorite things of Matt Molloy, an Ontario-based photographer. He explores them in all kinds of different ways and has begun a experiment with timelapse sequences. By merging 100 to 400 photographs into one, Matt Molloy reveals the different colours of the sky and creates the painting-like photographs. Please visit artist’s Flickr or follow his Tumblr for more work.
[more Matt Molloy | artists found at never]
Do Ho Suh
Wielandstr. 18, 12159 Berlin, 2011
polyester fabric
Campbell Sports Center Steven Holl Architects
helene binet (2005)
windowing…
Kadokeshi by +S/Shintaro Matsushita+Takashi Suzuki
round and round…
Alesia Museum by Bernard Tschumi Architects
Renderings of the new Student Learning Centre at Ryerson University
Architect: Snøhetta
Otto Dix, Triumph des Todes (The Triumph of Death), 1934
Oil and tempera on wood
Photographer Jacquet-Lagreze
Vertical Horizon is a photographic journey between the buildings of a relentlessly growing city. It is a deep immersion into the city’s thick atmospheres and a visual record of its wildly diverse built environment. This book is like a contemplative dive into the raw nature of Hong Kong and an expression of its vertical elan.
