Wall near Lockhart town square (by evso)
Finally uploading the photos I took on my phone two weekends ago to Flickr.
Source: Flickr / evso
Wall near Lockhart town square (by evso)
Finally uploading the photos I took on my phone two weekends ago to Flickr.
Source: Flickr / evso
I love everything about this: size, design, natural light, window placement, surrounding trees, etc. via architizer:
The Guesthouse by Enrico Iascone Architetti
Isn’t this where Troy McClure lives?
The Chemosphere, designed by American architect John Lautner in 1960, is an innovative Modernist octagon house in Los Angeles, California. The house was included in a list of all time top 10 houses in Los Angeles in a Los Angeles Times survey of experts in 2008. The home is currently owned by Benedikt Taschen, of the German publishing house Taschen since 2000.
Source: marinachetner.com | openbuildings.com | wikipedia.org
(via atompunk)
Source: midcenturymodernfreak
The design, the competing hues of blue… whoa. via micasaessucasa:
Can I like this and be slightly freaked out at the same time? That’s pretty much the conflicted feeling this idea engenders. via architizer:
Conceptual swimming pool balconies for the Aquaria Mumbai apartment towers.
Source: grist.org
From East 100th St., New York, 1970
Bruce Davidson
An arched walkway at front of Union Station. Photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt. Washington, DC, USA, 1943.
Don’t got ‘em!
A theory of place in literature derived from Parks and Recreation? Why, Ploughshares blog, you’re too kind.
George Takei responds to “traditional” marriage fans.
OHSNAP, George Takei. This is the best.
(Also: What’s up with the all hate,...