architectural-review:

Imagining that facades like this are not far away

(Source: justruben)

thesember:

 

http://www.kanyewest.com/

sherlokicks:

 

Suit up

tetedecaboche:

aff-15-3 ¬

linda vachon / tête de caboche

(Source: flickeflu.com)

neako:

Jaybo Monk

neako:

PATRICK ROCHON

conceptmodel:

Architects: Zaha Hadid Architects

Museum of Art on the campus of Michigan State University

moco-loco:

“Infinitely modular and endlessly configurable”, Set lights by J Ll Xuclà for @VibiaLight http://ow.ly/kpEPv

Taoism temple

weissesrauschen:

arc 18 by philippe conquet on Flickr.

(Source: sekigan)

futureproofdesigns:

Grateful Motives

Tatiana Lecomte

2009

vjeranski:

Etienne Bardelli Akroe

Etienne Bardelli, the man also known as Akroe, first became famous for his graffiti and later earned esteemed success in the 2000s following his work with album covers.

He was born in a small town in Jura, in eastern France, in the midst of industrial ruins. At the age of 19, Bardelli moved to the Strasbourg Saint Denis area of Paris, where he still resides today. He is not one of those graffiti graphic artists who want to be exposed in a gallery by any means; illustration is of little interest to him. He prefers heavy, monumental installations which are often inspired by industrial design.

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