"A hotel inspired by nature."
This astounding, modern building stands out from the distance. From one point of view, it looks like a 3D paper cut-out coming to life.
Using locally-sourced and recycled building materials, this sustainable hotel is making a serious difference on the planet and altering how we design for the future.
A blend of contrast in Reykjavik's city center with modern and sleek architecture mixed with simple, Scandinavian designs.
The use of solid primary and secondary colors brighten the neighborhood (and ones' day) during winter's everchanging weather patterns.
Canals are everywhere around the city. What sets this one apart is the famous floating flower market aligned so perfectly with the exquisite architecture framed in the background and the reflections by the water.
Striking Dutch renaissance architecture can be found all over Amsterdam. Regardless of weather or the time of day, they create such mesmerizing water reflections and contrasting art by the canals.
Lush green space can be found everywhere across Singapore, adorning skyscrapers and sky terraces (both indoors, outdoors) in a scenic, artsy way.
Mission Dolores Basilica Church Part II: The golden hour (and the hour leading up to it) presents some of the best photographic moments. Buildings just look and hit differently depending on the lighting, the weather, and time of day. I love how this pic of the church looks like it's taken closer to blue hour and offers such a calming, chill presence. You can see the intricate details of the structure even more vividly during this moment.
One of the most intricate buildings in Little India. The carefully-crafted details, elements, and colors make this truly one-of-a-kind in the heart of this neighborhood.
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