Photo 18 Dec Jim Sanborn‘s “The Topographic Projections and Implied Geometries Series”. via Today and Tomorrow.

Jim Sanborn‘s “The Topographic Projections and Implied Geometries Series”.

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Photo 18 Dec 72 notes iheartmyart: Zipora Fried, Submarines #1, 2010, Graphite on mylar, 42 by 68-3/4 inches,

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Zipora Fried, Submarines #1, 2010, Graphite on mylar, 42 by 68-3/4 inches,

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Photo 4 Dec
Photo 4 Dec
Link 26 Nov 125 notes SUBTILITAS: artificial suburbanism»

In early 1942, Japanese submarines began to surface around the California coast as WWII expanded to US boarders. A rightfully nervous government set to protect their most valuable coastal assets, including Lockheed Manufacturing, a major producer of military planes and equipment. Located in…

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Photo 26 Nov 159 notes subtilitas: Tsunehisa Kimur’s Battleship, 1970s. Via.

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Tsunehisa Kimur’s Battleship, 1970s. Via.

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Photo 9 Nov Ahmad Masood (Reuters)

Ahmad Masood (Reuters)

Photo 9 Nov
Photo 5 Nov Contemporary architecture from Turkmenistan.

Contemporary architecture from Turkmenistan.

Photo 5 Nov Orange County De Luxe Hotel, Antalya, Turkey.

Orange County De Luxe Hotel, Antalya, Turkey.

Photo 14 Oct Sebastiaan Bremer

Sebastiaan Bremer

Photo 13 Oct 89 notes iheartmyart: Atelier Olschinsky from the series Cities  

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Atelier Olschinsky from the series Cities

 
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Photo 1 Oct 84 notes simplypi: Campus Extension by Hawor Thtompkins

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Campus Extension by Hawor Thtompkins

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Photo 1 Oct 398 notes kateoplis: Today in Yemen: Protesters prayed on an empty billboard during a demonstration to demand the resignation of President Ali Saleh. 

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Today in Yemen: Protesters prayed on an empty billboard during a demonstration to demand the resignation of President Ali Saleh. 

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Video 25 Sep 46,739 notes

“For the last 500 years, the locals of Nongriat in Meghalaya, India have grown several hundred bridges across the region’s numerous water channels. Some of the bridges extend over 100 feet in length and are strong enough to support more than 50 people at a time.”“

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