through editing colors and distractions to achieve the appeal of the 1980s aesthetic, the compositions come to life.
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françois prost highlights distinctive architectural typologies as a lens to explore japanese popular culture.
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‘context, form, and light’ examines the fundamental principles that shape architecture, spotlighting modernist monuments and contemporary pavilions.
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explore recent publications that have documented, and now treasure, sacred art and architecture, vanishing cottages, modernist kiosks, and more.
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the vertically imposing main structure is marked by striking concrete textures and irregularly arranged windows projecting outwards.
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danica o. kus reveals details of the renovation that seeks to breathe new life into the beaux-arts landmark.
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the building is composed of 152 raw concrete blocks in varied shapes and sizes, with the tallest reaching 13.1 meters.
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from concrete temples to housing complexes, the series looks at the city’s complex identity, steeped in history.
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diestro captures the layered effect of photographing installed images in their new urban context.
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curro cardenal's photography highlights remote homes set against volcanic craters, glaciers, and black sand beaches, showcasing resilience and independence.
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