Classics: The Brion Cemetery by Carlo Scarpa

March 5, 2017 archaic

Casa Lissen // Studio Wet

February 3, 2017 archaic

Architects: Studio Wet

Location: Sevilla, Spain

Year: 2016

Photographs: Fernando Alda

TDH // i.s.m. architecten

January 6, 2017 archaic

Architects: i.s.m.architecten

Location: Grimbergen, Belgium

Year: 2015

Photographs:Luis Diaz Diaz

DDS Søndermarken // Sophus Søbye Arkitekter

December 16, 2016 archaic

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Architects: Sophus Søbye Architects

Location: Kopenhagen, Denmark

Year: 2015

Photographs: Rasmus Hjortshøj

House in Nagae // Kazunori Fujimoto

November 28, 2016 archaic

Architects: Kazunori Fujimoto

Location: Nagae, Japan

Year: 2016

Photographs: Kazunori Fujimoto

Classics: Bois-le-Roy // Claude Parent

November 20, 2016 archaic

Architects: Claude Parent

Location: Bois-le-Roy,France

Year: 1965

Photographs: via #1

House Kubana // AFGH Architects

November 14, 2016 archaic

Architects: AFGH Architects

Location: Olten, Switzerland

Year: 2016

Photographs: AFGH Architects

Vaulted House // Cecilia Puga

September 30, 2016 archaic

Architect: Cecilia Puga

Location: Los Vilos, Chile

Year: 2014

Photographs: Gonzalo Puga

Naturmuseum St.Gallen // Meier Hug Architekten

September 26, 2016 archaic

Architects: Meier Hug Architekten

Location: St.Gallen, Switzerland

Year: 2016

Photographs: via Meier Hug

Garagen in Herdern // Peter Kunz

September 9, 2016 archaic

Architects: Peter Kunz Architektur

Location: Herdern, Germany

Year: 1999

Photographs: via Peter Kunz Architektur

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