The “infinite” architectures of Madrid, Joel Filipe
When I construct my narratives, architecture seems to be reborn and takes on a new life. Joel Filipe Architecture photographer Joel Filipe has made a series of photographs relating to contemporary architecture in Madrid. The peculiarity of these shots is that the skyscrapers are immersed in the fog. From the point of view of the […]
The architectural studio in the container next to the house
Halfway between home working and a traditional office, here comes the idea of converting a commercial container into a splendid compact but functional office. The only problem, in this case, is having the space. But if you have a garden and friendly neighbours like Randy Bens, then it’s all sorted. This upgraded container houses the […]
A car collector’s Villa, Matt Fajkus Architecture
I don’t know if this cantilevered architecture designed by Matt Fajkus Architecture is more fascinating than the splendid cars housed on the ground floor. Probably – in this case – the design of these vintage cars “wins” over the architectural design. Even if it is undoubtedly noteworthy starting from the distribution of spaces, the choice […]
London’s architectural textures photographed by Joshua Fuller
The architectural textures hidden in London’s architecture are highlighted in these black and white images by photographer Joshua Fuller. Graphic images, almost abstract, give their best with monochrome and stand out in their contrasts to create unique patterns that Joshua Fuller has masterfully captured. The concrete jungle is full of architectural textures and London is […]
The forms of contemporary architecture in Milan, Andres Gallardo
Andres Gallardo, a professional self-taught photographer, concentrates on the urban geometries of the city of Milan. He focused on the differences (and contradictions) of the contemporary architecture of the most vibrant city in Italy. Whether it is the shapes, the details or the materiality of the facades, Andres immortalizes the works of Zaha Hadid Architects, […]
The graffiti on the Chapel in Ronchamp by Le Corbusier
Who knows how Le Corbusier would react if he could see what they did (digitally) to his Chapel in Ronchamp. Probably nothing good. It is a digital artwork that the Belgian photographer Xavier Delory created a few years ago for the simple desire of discovery and to approach opposed atmospheres to Le Corbusier’s purism with […]
The Community Shelter in the Swiss Alps by frundgallina
On the Swiss Alps, in Mollens, stands this concrete monolith designed 10 years ago by the frundgallina studio. A volume that rises from the ground and characterized by a significant presence, but still inserted at best in the context. This community shelter was built on a previous farmhouse of which it partly retains the management […]
Architectures and toy cars, @macchinettegram
It’s great when you come across accounts like @macchinettegram on Instagram. Finally, you get the feeling that not all of the time you spend on social media is wasted. In the case of the creation of the architect Nicolò Berton, we discover a collection of shots that represent beautiful toy cars immortalized in front of […]
The solitary houses in the Apennines by Vincenzo Pagliuca
The “mónos” series by Vincenzo Pagliuca – an Italian photographer based in Brescia – illustrates a selection of isolated houses in the territory of the southern Italian Apennines. Thanks to his shots, these places become extraordinary and regain a charm and interest that they had probably lost over time. The houses of “mónos” look like […]
All the charm of the communist Architecture of Belgrade
These photographs were taken in the autumn of 2014 by Polish photographer Piotr Bednarski. He visited Novi Beograd (New Belgrade), a city planned in 1948 – following the numerous German bombings during the Second World War – and was deeply impressed by it. “In Warsaw, where I come from” – comments on Archdaily Piotr Bednarski […]
Artistic architectural photographs by Gustav Willeit
The photographer Gustav Willeit has already thrilled us with his photographs of the Dolomites – the place where he lives and where he comes from – in this new series surprises us with more conceptual work. These images, all architecturally themed, sense that the subject is not natural landscapes or landscapes but rather constructions and […]
The Soviet architecture of Minsk explored by Leonardo
We are facing a definitely original way to show a city and its architecture. In this case, we are talking about Soviet architecture in the city of Minsk, and the author is the designer and artist, born and raised in the Belarusian capital, who calls himself Graph Kalligraph on Instagram. The project is called “Teenage […]