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Project by @madarchitects 
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Project by @madarchitects 
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Gustavo Guimarães architect, Optocentro Store PORTO, PT @gustavo_guimaraes_ 
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Private House / @amaa_office / Arzignano / IT / Film 
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Housing in China by @madarchitects 
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is not always messy! Especially not when @sharon_binovitch is involved!! Main machine room at dream_island_israel. photo by @liorteitler ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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The yellows of fall have really popped in the last few days. Not too many reds yet though. Back in early September, The 2020 Smoky Mountains Fall foliage Prediction Map showed Chicago hitting peak color around October 19th. Looks like they might be right. // 
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Reflejos • Detalle de Fachada en Casa GG por Elias Rizo Arquirectos @eliasrizoarquitectos @elias_rizo @alejandrorizosuarez
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Office design in the ❤️heart of tel-aviv. 📐design by @maya_assaf_architects ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ design
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• The Determined Cut •
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“Praying For Time”
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The @empirestatebldg and the clock of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower seen from Union Square, which also has a clock of its own ⏰⚠️🌎 
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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Project by @madarchitects 
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“Spelled Out Clearly”
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The New Yorker hotel seen at golden hour 
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“Some Disassembly Required”
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The @uscranes construction crane for @shoparchitects ‘ 111 West 57th Street is now starting to be disassembled 🏗 
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One of Frank Lloyd Wright's (more) famous buildings, the @visit_scj research tower. Opening in 1950, it rises more than 150 feet into the air and is 40 feet square. Yet at ground level, it’s supported by a base only 13 feet across at its narrowest point. Alternating square floors and round mezzanine levels make up the interior, and are supported by the “taproot” core, which also contains the building’s elevator, stairway and restrooms. The core extends 54 feet into the ground, providing stability like the roots of a tall tree. Wright called his design a “helio-lab,” or sun-lighted laboratory. At the building’s dedication, he said he hoped it would be a “flower among the weeds” of typical, “drab” structures built for business. 
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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house in Lisbon by
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“Clean-Cut”
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The sharp, sloped, and straight lines of the skyscrapers at @hudsonyards piercing the clear blue sky 
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Soares & Irmão, building for habitation and offices, Rua de Ceuta,Oporto: Arménio Losa and Cassiano Barbosa 1950-1955. Penthouse
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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Congratulations to Searle x Waldron Architecture, winner of both the Dulux Grand Prix Australia award and the Commercial Exterior award for the University of Melbourne Southbank End of Trip.
Suzannah Waldron collaborated on the VCA precinct to enable a corridor from Sturt St to the campus. Her ingenious idea of creating a new facade for the old PMG garage has produced a brilliant and practical ‘end of trip’ facility for bike riders to delight all the senses, and she thoroughly deserves both the awards.
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I have literally had the craziest year as all of us and felt it is time to celebrate life and strength and positivity. There truly was no better way than recording who I am now, remembering that life is beautiful no matter what! Thank you to the @thecollectiveyou for making it unforgettable!
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On this day in 1871 - 149 years ago - the Great Chicago Fire began. By the time it burned itself out three days later, over 300 people were dead, and 17,000 buildings were destroyed across 3+ square miles (~2,100 acres). We'll likely never know if Mrs. O'Leary's cow did in fact start the conflagration, but we do know this: The region experienced an extremely dry, drought-plagued summer; and ahead of the blaze, a low-pressure system moved across the Great Lakes region bringing incessant winds gusting up to 50+ mph. No matter how the fire started, conditions were ripe for any spark to quickly grow out of control.
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But here's a lesser known story. Those same dry, windy conditions were present in Wisconsin, too. While Chicago was burning, *massive* wildfires raged in northeast Wisconsin, completely surrounding Green Bay. Not the town of Green Bay itself, like, the actual bay. The Peshtigo Fire, as it's known, burned 1.5 MILLION acres of Wisconsin forest, vaporized communities, and killed an estimated 1,200-2,500 people. It's the deadliest forest fire in American history.
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Here's where things get crazy. The Peshtigo Fire burned so hot, the updrafts formed a massive pyrocumulonimbus cloud that supposedly spawned an extremely destructive tornado. Survivors described this tornado as a gigantic funnel cloud of fire, sucking up flames into the rotating column of air. Zones *outside* of the fire itself were hot enough for trees to spontaneously combust while the even hotter tornado-fueled flames melted sand to glass. It's said that this molten sand rained down and coated the burnt debris in a layer of glass. // 🌈 🔥 
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“Close Relative”
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50 @hudsonyards , designed by @fosterandpartners @officialnormanfoster is seeing its concrete core and steel superstructure rise next to 30 Hudson Yards, designed by @kohnpedersenfox 
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Huge thank you to @javamagazine @sentinery and @jeffleechabot for covering my project to photograph all remaining Frank Lloyd Wright designs around the world AND for making this happen during these “odd” times. Big thanks to @wrighttaliesin for the shooting location. I’m looking forward to adding 11 more designs in 2020. Let’s do this! 🤘🙏 Go see @javamagazine for the story and give them a follow. Sign up for my upcoming newsletter/announcements is in my bio. 
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El Gratx Arq. Marc Clotet. Un taller mecánico se convierte en un coworking de artistas. Se mantienen las columnas y se recupera el antiguo muro de tabique de la época en la que era un almacén para mantener la historia del local. Con un look industrial se generan cinco espacios individuales pero abiertos a la zona compartida para crear sinergias. @elgratx.lh @marcdelmoli ̀nima 
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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“Fill In The Blanks”
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555 West 38th Street, designed by @pcparch for @rockroseny , rises above the @hudsonyards district in Midtown, Manhattan with @silvertowersny and @liveatsky standing to the north 
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AZO. Sequeira Arquitectos, Espinho House, Braga, Portugal
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Breathe.. Inspire..
Respira.. Inspira..
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>>>AMB + Antonio Montes Arq.
>>>Barberà Police Station (on works)
>>>Barcelona, Spain
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Man oh man, the One Chicago project is really starting to soar. I was in the area and had my tilt-shift on hand to create this 2-frame vertical panorama of @liveonechicago.
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Even with maximum shift applied to the lens, I still had to pan my camera up to fit the tower in the top frame of the pano. Long story short, there was a *lot* of digital perspective control going on after the images were stitched to make it nice and architecturey
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But, back to the project. Tower A - on the left - currently stands 42 stories tall (out of 76!). Doing some rough math, that makes it approximately 540' tall; just a little over half-way to its final height of 971'! While Tower B - on the right - is up to level 30 (out of 49). It's currently around 350' tall, and will top out at 574’. 
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Summit House by @notedesignstudio for Monocle with @emmalynnearcher 
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Hace unos meses tuve la oportunidad de fotografiar la casa de @dirkjankinetinteriors para @tmagazine @nytimes
Me siento muy agradecida con este proyecto, porque llegó como aire fresco a cambiar las vibras en meses de mucha incertidumbre y caos.
Los invito a ver el vídeo que lo hizo @monicawiserobles ✨
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Souto Moura, exbition in Casa da Arquitectura, Matosinhos, Portugal
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Restaurant / @neriandhu / Paris / FR / Film 
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| You Can Always Long for May
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Looking at the tall concrete columns and funnel-shaped pods of @littleislandnyc , designed by @officialheatherwickstudio at @hudsonriverpark ‘s Pier 55, which is opening next spring 🌳🌱🌲 
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Souto Moura, exbition in Casa da Arquitectura, Matosinhos, Portugal
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Yotel Hotel Lobby +Robot, NYC.
El hotel con robot que guarda tus maletas a buen recaudo en NYC.
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I woke up early - a rarity - and went for a bike ride along the lakefront. On my way back home, I zipped through the winding Northerly Island path, and found the wildflowers were popping. There were yellow ones, white ones, and purple ones lining the trail. I stopped and nestled my camera amongst the flowers and used them to frame this shot of Vista // 
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”Lean Into It”
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Looking at the shorter portion of @thexinyc , designed by @bjarkeingels @big_builds , which will house the 136-room @sixsenseshotelsresortsspas next to the @highlinenyc . The taller sibling facing @hudsonriverpark will house the rest of the 236 residences 
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Taken from my series »The Red Wall« about @bofillarquitectura iconic building »La Muralla Roja« in Calp, Spain.
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“Twist Of Fate”
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@thexinyc , designed by @bjarkeingels @big_builds , stands next to the @highlinenyc and is slated to open as a 236-unit residence and 136-room @sixsenseshotelsresortsspas 