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By Spotted by Locals on Jun 26, 2020 in: Inspiration, architecture, design
Europe in the ’60s slowly filled with brutalist architecture, a style that emerged from the modernist architectural movement. Brutalist architecture is characterized by block-like facades and frequent use of concrete. The building exteriors are des...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 16, 2020 in: architecture, Australia, history
Judaism was first practised in Van Diemen's Land by male convicts or free settlers from London’s Jewish East End. Lack of wives had made it difficult to form a traditional Jewish community, but by the 1840s the numbers had increased and thr...
By Mashable on Jun 8, 2020 in: Architecture, Sustainability
Our growing reliance on online shopping is taking a heavy toll on cities. More deliveries means more vehicles means more pollution and congestion. Two architects, Meggan Collins and Jana Possehn, have found a way to hack the system: using the existin...
By Boing Boing on May 28, 2020 in: architecture, Games
It's been four years since Cory posted a supercut of video game bathrooms, but the industry hasn't been slacking since. Curious Reviewers posted a series collecting the typically revolting, sometimes deluxe, always weirdly spacious virtual pissoirs o...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on May 22, 2020 in: architecture, history
Forbidden City is an imperial palace complex at the heart of Beijing. Commissioned in 1406 by the Ming Emperor Yongle, the construction of the Forbidden City required endless thousands of labourers and craftspeople. Precious timber was fl...
By Separated by a Common Language on May 17, 2020 in: architecture
pic from marshalls.co.uk(AmE) What's up with the spelling kerb? This is one of those topics that I *thought* I had blogged about. But no!BrE has kerb for the edging alongside a road or path and curb for the 'restraint' verb (as in curb your enthusias...
By Mashable on May 13, 2020 in: Architecture
TL;DR: Flesh out all the features of your dream home with Ashampoo® 3D CAD 7: Architecture Version for $29.99, a 62% savings as of May 13. With more time at home these days, you might have realized your current abode is a far cry from your drea...