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Architecture : Anonymous : 49 days ago : No.4014

Post pics of buildings and places that make you feel something

Anonymous : 49 days ago : No.4016
Lake Harriet Bandshell
Anonymous : 48 days ago : No.4017
Anonymous : 48 days ago : No.4019 >>4020
>>4019 did you know that's a really famous parkour spot?
Anonymous : 48 days ago : No.4020 >>4022
>>4020 Yea thats why I posted it first thing I thought of when I saw the thread
>>4019 did you know that's a really famous parkour spot?
Anonymous : 48 days ago : No.4022
>>4020
>>4019 did you know that's a really famous parkour spot?
Yea thats why I posted it first thing I thought of when I saw the thread
Anonymous : 48 days ago : No.4027
Bathhouse at McCarren Park (say thank you to Mr Moses RIGHT NOW)
Anonymous : 36 days ago : No.4588
The overwhelming sense of vulgarity is part of the whole appeal IMO
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Anonymous : 19 days ago : No.5325 >>5499
>>5325 One ancient source I've read is Vitruvius. He was a Roman who wrote much on proportion, design, and land use in Roman cities. It's very interesting, especially in the similarity and difference in thought between then and now. Unfortunately, I haven't read much contemporary material.
Not a picture, but does anyone have any good recommendations for websites or books or lecture series that could help me become familiar with architecture and architectural history? I feel that I have a more or less sound understanding of the arc of intellectual history in general through the middle ages and into modernity and post-modernity. But architecture is something of a blind spot and beyond various fragments that I've picked up over the years I have no cohesive understanding of architecture either as an artform or a discipline.
Anonymous : 12 days ago : No.5499
>>5325
Not a picture, but does anyone have any good recommendations for websites or books or lecture series that could help me become familiar with architecture and architectural history? I feel that I have a more or less sound understanding of the arc of intellectual history in general through the middle ages and into modernity and post-modernity. But architecture is something of a blind spot and beyond various fragments that I've picked up over the years I have no cohesive understanding of architecture either as an artform or a discipline.
One ancient source I've read is Vitruvius. He was a Roman who wrote much on proportion, design, and land use in Roman cities. It's very interesting, especially in the similarity and difference in thought between then and now. Unfortunately, I haven't read much contemporary material.
Anonymous : 9 days ago : No.5558
Any recommendations on gothic architecture for someone interesting in designing buildings?
Anonymous : 8 days ago : No.5565 >>5582
>>5565 nice example of architecture that mirrors the landscape. hell, that picture almost looks like the estonian flag if you squint.
The Estonian National Museum in Tartu.
Anonymous : 8 days ago : No.5582
>>5565
The Estonian National Museum in Tartu.
nice example of architecture that mirrors the landscape. hell, that picture almost looks like the estonian flag if you squint.
Anonymous : 7 days ago : No.5622
I love Iranian brick work soooo much
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