Burle Marx’s first gardens, completed in the early 1930s, borrowed from French planning traditions while incorporating flora native to Brazil. The landscaping for the Ministry of Education and Health rooftop melded the latter tendency with a thoroughly modern sensibility. Image © Cesar Barreto
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Overview Celebrating 100 years of the Bauhaus. This design features some of Walter Gropius most well known architecture such as the Fagus factory, Bauhaus Dessau and the Chicago Tribune Tower, as well as symbols of the Bauhaus movement – the…
Antoni Gaudí trajo su exuberante versión del Art Nouveau a Barcelona, creando muchos de los hitos arquitectónicos de la ciudad . La Casa Batlló, situada en el Passeig de Gràcia, es una de sus obras más conocidas y presenta alusiones…
This tiny 275 square-foot studio in NYC is chock full of space saving solutions and storage ideas. Our favorite DIY in the space is is a wooden bar top that doubles counter space and adds more leg room. The narrow…
Photograph on Paper, Subject: Architecture and cityscapes, Photorealistic style, From a limited edition of 50, Signed and numbered certificate of authenticity, Size: 23.39 x 16.54 in (unframed) / 22.05 x 14.7 in (actual image size), Materials: Epson UltraChrome K3 Inkset, Hahnemuhle…
Take a look around your kitchen. Is it everything you always wanted? Do you find yourself wishing for just one more appliance that could bring happiness? If you find yourself in a perpetual state of desire, you need minimalism in…
