(Source: bleu-rouge-noir-blanc, via indieon65)
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Michael Cliffe House, part of the finsbury estate in London. Designed by Franck and Deeks, 1968. It’s a classic brutalist design and quite striking. Sadly though the building has a tragic history. For years it was possible to enter from the street for non-residents and climb to the top, so it became a notorious suicide black spot. There is a strange air of sadness around the place. Fortunately now Islington council has fixed it so it is no longer possible to ascend the building in this manner
Termas de Tiberio by Moneo Brock Studio
Similar to Peter Zumthor’s Therme Vals, this project aims to modernise the thermal bath experience but with a brighter and more playful approach.
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Levitating exploded model of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Herbert Jacobs House #1 (1936-37), designed by Situ Studio
"I can bear any pain as long as it has meaning."
Haruki Murakami, 1Q84 (via stupidlittle)
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