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Photo: dailymeh: Japanese metabolism. Yes, really. (Nakagin Capsule Tower, photographed by Kantor, via.)

dailymeh: Japanese metabolism. Yes, really. (Nakagin Capsule Tower, photographed by Kantor, via.)

dailymeh:

Japanese metabolism. Yes, really. (Nakagin Capsule Tower, photographed by Kantor, via.)

from Daily Meh
fleetfootedfox 5 Mar Tags 157 Notes
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Photo: Dark Roasted Blend: Hallucinatory Architecture of the Future (h/t aubade)

Dark Roasted Blend: Hallucinatory Architecture of the Future (h/t aubade)

Dark Roasted Blend: Hallucinatory Architecture of the Future (h/t aubade)

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fleetfootedfox 1 Mar Tags 1 Notes
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Photo: thrownness: mellabrown: subtilitas: Herzog & de Meuron - Helvetia Headquarters, St. Gallen 2004. Via.

thrownness: mellabrown: subtilitas: Herzog & de Meuron - Helvetia Headquarters, St. Gallen 2004. Via.

thrownness:

mellabrown:

subtilitas:

Herzog & de Meuron - Helvetia Headquarters, St. Gallen 2004. Via.

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fleetfootedfox 24 Feb Tags 24 Notes
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Photo: cephalolove: (via bohemianlikeyou)

cephalolove: (via bohemianlikeyou)

cephalolove:

(via bohemianlikeyou)

from CEPHALOLOVE - A blog for all things tentacley
fleetfootedfox 19 Feb Tags 79 Notes
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Photo: aubade: booklover: allesklar:fuckyeaheyegasms: Library interiors and ceiling (via Bo Madsen) University of Copenhagen, Library.

aubade: booklover: allesklar:fuckyeaheyegasms: Library interiors and ceiling (via Bo Madsen) University of Copenhagen, Library.

aubade:

booklover: allesklar:fuckyeaheyegasms: Library interiors and ceiling (via Bo Madsen) University of Copenhagen, Library.

from nothing more terrible
fleetfootedfox 18 Feb Tags 696 Notes
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Photo: farchitecture: this is quite the awesome spatula: National Architect’s Union HQ, Romania adaptive reuse ftw

farchitecture: this is quite the awesome spatula: National Architect’s Union HQ, Romania adaptive reuse ftw

farchitecture:

this is quite the awesome

spatula:

National Architect’s Union HQ, Romania

adaptive reuse ftw

from FUCK ARCHITECTURE
fleetfootedfox 8 Feb Tags 42 Notes
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Photo: farchitecture: sweet heavens landscapearchitecture: kateoplis: Okano Yasushi

farchitecture: sweet heavens landscapearchitecture: kateoplis: Okano Yasushi

farchitecture:

sweet heavens

landscapearchitecture:

kateoplis:

Okano Yasushi

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fleetfootedfox 5 Feb Tags 231 Notes
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Photo: undergroundgaragesale: sweethomestyle: monstersflash:honeyhands/verhext: lustrenoir: (via swampgirl)

undergroundgaragesale: sweethomestyle: monstersflash:honeyhands/verhext: lustrenoir: (via swampgirl)

undergroundgaragesale: sweethomestyle: monstersflash:honeyhands/verhext: lustrenoir: (via swampgirl)

from Drove Through Ghosts
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Photo: kevinnuut: Solar Power Glass. The sexy architectural future is almost here!  The Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) have developed a moving glass pyramid system that collects and amplifies lights into photovoltaic cells at their base.  Can I have these installed in my home (which doesn’t exist) please? Thanks Inhabitat. As awesome as this is, my first thought was how awesome these panels would be as passive solar shading devices, which is also addressed on the site.

kevinnuut: Solar Power Glass. The sexy architectural future is almost here!  The Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) have developed a moving glass pyramid system that collects and amplifies lights into photovoltaic cells at their base.  Can I have these installed in my home (which doesn’t exist) please? Thanks Inhabitat. As awesome as this is, my first thought was how awesome these panels would be as passive solar shading devices, which is also addressed on the site.

kevinnuut:

Solar Power Glass.

The sexy architectural future is almost here!  The Center for Architecture Science and Ecology (CASE) have developed a moving glass pyramid system that collects and amplifies lights into photovoltaic cells at their base.  Can I have these installed in my home (which doesn’t exist) please? Thanks Inhabitat.

As awesome as this is, my first thought was how awesome these panels would be as passive solar shading devices, which is also addressed on the site.

High Resolution Version from KevinNuut.com
fleetfootedfox 2 Feb Tags 21 Notes
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Photo: faerienchanting: josepha-theodora: lovesongforlucifer: (via equinoxes)

faerienchanting: josepha-theodora: lovesongforlucifer: (via equinoxes)

faerienchanting:

josepha-theodora:

lovesongforlucifer:

(via equinoxes)

from aurora swims in the ether
fleetfootedfox 1 Feb Tags 29 Notes
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