Somewhere like this

15th century Italian manuscript

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mass

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Triptides

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Reza Aliabadi

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John Pawson

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The pool of the Barcelona Pavilion by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

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House of Seven Gardens by Ikimono Architects

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Joachim Bandau, Bunker, 1978

Educational Centre in El Chaparral - Alejandro Muñoz Miranda

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Louis Kahn

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Rüdiger Nehmzow

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From Islamic Indian Architecture by Andreas Volwahsen

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From Islamic Indian Architecture by Andreas Volwahsen

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From Islamic Indian Architecture by Andreas Volwahsen

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The RAAS Hotel in Jodhpur, India

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Renato Nicolodi

Construction

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"Labyrinte de Versailles", printed at the Royal Press, Paris and illustrated by Sebastien le Clerc

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London Fieldworks

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Juan de la Cosa - Turbaco, Colombia, December 1509, Spanish navigator, cartographer, designed the first map of the world that showing the lands discovered in Americas

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G.P. Pannini, Roman ruins and sculpture 1758

Precast concrete cladding, 1966.

Filip Dujardin

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Josef Schulz

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Patrik Lindell

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Peripetics by Zeitguised

Concrete Misplots Marginal Architecture

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Concrete Misplots Marginal Architecture

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Concrete Misplots Marginal Architecture

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What would a city look like if urban planners at the turn of the 20th century recognized and exploited the spatial potential of existing old growth trees rather than their perceived resource potential? Employing techniques of photomontage and urban mapping Goodweather takes us on an anachronistic detour that decouples empirical fact from historical memory.

Barcelona Dark Rooms, 2007 by Pol Esteve Castello & Marc Navarro Fornós.

Córdoba, Spain: Roman temple, Visigoth church, Muslim Mosque (8th century), Catholic Cathedral inserted inside the Mosque (13th &16th century). The minaret turned into a bell-tower.

Split, Croatia: Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace and the city built over it, 1912

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Michael Wolf, The transparent city

East and West Hemispheres, Comparative mountains and river schematics

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Lars Vilks, Ladonia, Sweden

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Jill Sylvia

Jan Kempenaers, Monuments of former Yugoslavia

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Shu Qun, Voices of identity: Post-vanguard doctrine, 1993-1994

Paul Noble, Crystal Cinema, 2004 Graphite on paper

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Arne Jacobsen, Danmarks Nationalbank

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Nina Lindgren, Cardboard Houses

McBride Charles Ryan – Klein Bottle House

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The McNasty Mansion by David Long & Antoine Morris. A new and more exciting home, formed off the same principals as the McMansion: more rooms than one can fill, enough mixed styles to ensure complete architectural confusion and enough faux finishes and cheap materials to keep cost down but dimensions huge.

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Jan Kempenaers, Abandoned Yugoslavian Monuments

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Utopias reloaded

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Bus stops in Kazakhstan. Photographs by Chirstopher Herwig.

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