Architecture & Design

Beautiful doors of Barcelona! 📸: Yamil Doval. Locations: Casa Comalat - Avinguda Diagonal, 442 Casa R. Sala (aka Casa Cairó) - Carrer d'Enric Granados, 106 Cases Cabot - Carrer de Roger de Llúria, 8-14 Casa Llorens - Carrer de Girona, 120 Casa Torres Germans - Carrer de Paris, 82 Casa Granell - Carrer de Girona, 122 Palau Macaya - Passeig de Sant Joan, 108 Casa Verdú - Rambla de Catalunya, 101 Edifici Alhambra - Carrer del Berlinès, 5 Casa Anita Rodés - Carrer de la Mare de Déu del Coll, 21 Casa Josep Padró - Carrer de Trafalgar/Méndez Núñez Green door - Carrer de Francisco Giner, 45 #architecture #barcelona #citiesoftheworld #barcelona

Foggy autumn morning in Gdańsk, captured by Piotr Łukasz. #architecture #photography #travel #gdansk #poland #photographer

San Francisco’s steep hills offer a fun photography trick: tilt your camera to align with the street, making the homes appear sideways. This playful illusion highlights the city’s unique slopes—an architectural marvel that turns every walk into a workout. 📸: Yik Keat Lee #architecture #building #sanfrancisco #travel #photography #house #design #creative

Küçüksu Pavilion, or Küçüksu Kasrı, is a small, elegant palace on the Bosphorus in Istanbul, designed by architect Garabet Balyan. Built in the 19th century for Sultan Abdülmecid I, it was used as a summer retreat and hunting lodge. Its design mixes European Baroque and Rococo styles, with detailed carvings and beautiful interiors. Today, it’s a museum where visitors can explore its unique architecture and enjoy views of the Bosphorus. 📸: Aslihan Dogan #architecture #building #design #architect #travel #photography #istanbul #turkey

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Autumn scenes from New York, captured by Valeria Dmitrievna. #architecture #design #newyork #ny #nyc #travel #photography #autumn

Imagine driving toward the Great Pyramid of Giza during your morning commute. This stunning capture by Luca T. shows the perfect harmony between Egypt’s ancient wonders and the city’s daily life. #architecture #building #egypt #giza #pyramid #pyramids #cairo #travel #photography

The “Drift” wooden sculpture is designed by @MatthiasPliessnig, an acclaimed designer based in Brooklyn, New York. Pliessnig is known for his use of steam-bent wood. His style is described as “kinetically contemporary,” and he combines “computer-aided curves with laborious craftsmanship” to handcraft free-form installations, chairs, and benches. ⁠📸: Joe Bano #architecture #design #art #sculpture #artist #artwork #wood #creative #photography

Marina Bay in Singapore is a vibrant and modern waterfront district that showcases the city’s impressive skyline and architectural wonders. Known for its iconic Marina Bay Sands resort, the area is home to attractions like Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Flyer, and the ArtScience Museum. The bay is a hub for entertainment, luxury shopping, dining, and cultural events, offering both locals and tourists a dynamic experience. At night, the bay comes alive with stunning light shows and reflections from the surrounding skyscrapers. Marina Bay is a symbol of Singapore’s futuristic development, blending nature, technology, and urban sophistication seamlessly. 📸: Jonathan T. #architecture #futuristic #building #singapore

Bruno Catalano, a Moroccan-born artist of Sicilian descent, is renowned for his unique bronze sculptures, which depict fragmented human figures. His work, particularly the series “The Travelers,” explores themes of travel, migration, and human journeys. Influenced by his own life of movement, from sailing around the world to settling in France, Catalano’s sculptures, though physically incomplete, convey a sense of emotional wholeness. The missing sections symbolize the incompleteness he feels from his extensive travels, offering a deeply personal yet universal perspective on the human experience. #architecture #art #artist #artwork #design #travel #photography #sculpture