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St. Pancras International/Midland Hotel. Railway Station UK

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fletcher priest's 'brunel building' in london reveals its construction methods - apart from the steel beams on the outside it just looks like a multi story home depot to me. I feel like someone pocketed some of the budget on this project

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Blarney Castle in Ireland

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Upper Belvedere, Vienna, Austria

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Reconstruction of the ornamental terra-cotta facade of The Schofield Building (1902) in Cleveland, USA. After being modernised in the 1960s, the building's original appearance has been restored

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World's Columbian Exposition: Grand Arch of the Peristyle, Chicago, United States, 1893

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Deutschlandsberg Castle, Austria, built in the 12th century

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Architects prior to WW2 had just begun unlocking the potential of the skyscraper. They (unlike the architects of today) understood the importance of tradition and produced high rises gorgeously decorated in the gothic and classical tradition, such as these in Chicago (USA)

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alexis dornier tops 'alpha house' in bali with sculptural, undulating roof

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formative architects completes 'walden house' in south korea

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Dürnstein Abbey (1710); Dürnstein, Austria

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Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland.

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'the modernist' boutique hotel revives a 1920’s heritage building in thessaloniki, greece

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Birds-eye view of Charleston, South Carolina, USA.

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Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Built in 1904.

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Lichfield Cathedral, UK. Built 1195

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"Should it be reconstructed? I have to answer this question with a yes. Maybe the amount of people in, and outside of, Germany is not yet so large, who can forsee, what a vital loss, what a tragic sickness the destruction of historic places will turn out to be..." -Hermann Hesse, 1947

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virtual tour the 'museum of no spectators' proposed for burning man

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Some "architects" are just faggots. Fucking why even?

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The Giant Waterpark Inside an Old German Airship Hangar

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The Art Deco Capital of Central Africa - "Built by le ebil colonialism, destroyed by negro neglect"

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Golden Gate Bridge ‘singing’ sound is now causing residents physiological distress

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Hah... I made fun of this shit first... see my "get smart" post in architecture. "Coronagrifting" is a great word for it :)

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Wowowa uses brick and copper turrets to define Melbourne house

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Eight houses designed by architects to show off the owners' car collections

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