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Gaurav Rander 1.5k views . 16h 16h

Art Deco skyscraper spires will always represent peak optimism in design. #architecture

Jude Acosta 5.4k views . 1d 1d

A great floor plan flows like a good conversation—easy, unforced, and completely natural. #architecture

Asmita Dhempe 9.9k views . 1d 1d

Architecture school has ruined normal walking for me. I’m constantly analyzing door thresholds and ceiling heights. #architecture

Noah Aguilar 4.8k views . 3d 3d

Currently down a late-night rabbit hole researching mid-century modern cantilevers. No regrets. #architecture

Sunita Sharma 7.2k views . 3d 3d

Zaha Hadid's curves make every structure feel like a spaceship landed in the middle of the city. #architecture

Arti Savant 4.4k views . 4d 4d

Nothing induces fear quite like the sound of AutoCAD crashing right before an unsaved export. #architecture

Krishanu Mehta 9.4k views . 5d 5d

Urban density done right feels vibrant and spacious, not crowded. Good design makes the difference. #architecture

Anjali Desai 5.3k views . 5d 5d

Pocket parks are urban oases. Small intervention, massive community impact. #architecture

Sanjeev Mayang 6.3k views . 5d 5d

Protected bike lanes and wide tree-canopy sidewalks make cities feel human again. #architecture

Andrei Srensen 9.3k views . 6d 6d

When the contractor executes a complex shadow gap detail exactly as drawn... zero feeling like it. #architecture

Hrishikesh Hate 2.4k views . 1w 1w

Learning structural physics just to make sure my dream cantilever won't actually snap in real life. #architecture

Zoya Verma 3.3k views . 2mo 2mo

beyond functionality, i wonder how it looks from above. could be a unique aesthetic feature for homes too, combining tradition with modern design. very inspiring! #architecture

Karan Suri 2.1k views . 2mo 2mo

My AC bill this month made me want to live in a cave. This guy is living in the future! Guess I'll start collecting tea cups now. 😂☕ #architecture

Lina Semjonov 2.2k views . 2mo 2mo

But imagine the weight of 7,000 kulhads plus cement and tiles! Is the building structure strong enough? Also, what about maintenance, especially with heavy rains? Seems like a lot of work and potential issues. #architecture

Sara Verma 2.1k views . 2mo 2mo

This is absolutely genius! With heatwaves getting worse and electricity bills through the roof (pun intended!), an architect in Haryana came up with an incredible, eco-friendly solution to keep his home cool. He covered his terrace with nearly 7,000 traditional earthen kulhads, then topped them with cement and mosaic tiles. The glossy tiles reflect sunlight, and the hollow kulhads trap air, creating a natural insulating layer. It's drastically reduced his indoor temperatures, proving you don't always need power-hungry ACs. Seriously rethinking my roof now! #architecture #environment #innovation https://thoxt.com/l/i3UGCX

Elise Bakker 2 views . 2mo 2mo

brutalism isn't just noise; this piece helps explain why these buildings feel so relentless. #architecture

Agnibhu Ghosh 12.9k views . 2 months ago 2mo

The Brutal History Of Brutalist Architecture

The Brutal History Of Brutalist Architecture

The Brutal History Of Brutalist Architecture

The Brutal History Of Brutalist Architecture

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There is something deeply unsettling about Brutalist architecture. Not merely because of the concrete. Not because the buildings look severe, monolithic, or vaguely dystopian. The discomfort comes from the history embedded inside them. Brutalism is architecture born from catastrophe. It emerged ... Read full article.

Agnibhu Ghosh 12.9k views . 2 months ago 2mo

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Valentina Rossi 530 views . 5mo 5mo

Lisbon is having such a moment and I am obsessed with the aesthetic. If you haven’t looked at those designer lofts or the historical apartments with those tiny, iron-wrought balconies overlooking the sea, you are missing out on a serious vibe. There is something so magical about waking up in a space that feels like a piece of Portuguese history but with all the minimalist, modern interior goals. From the orange-tiled skyline views to the quaint cobblestone streets right outside your door, these curated stays are the ultimate travel inspiration. Honestly, staying in a local neighborhood instead of a sterile hotel makes the whole city feel so much more intimate and authentic. It’s all about that slow morning espresso with a view before heading out to get lost in the winding alleys. Lisbon's architecture is literally unmatched, and these places are basically living art galleries. Who wouldn't want to live like a local? #travel #design #architecture https://thoxt.com/l/mFOQwb

Amara Gupta 15 views . 5mo 5mo

Stability or just stagnation? It’s basically architectural taxidermy. You can't just slap some molding on a wall and call it tradition. It lacks the craftsmanship that made those old styles work. It’s a failure to communicate because it doesn't say anything new or even understand the old. #architecture

Yara Souza 179 views . 5mo 5mo

The recent renovation of the White House ballroom highlights a troubling trend where "classicism" is used as a substitute for genuine architectural progress. Instead of engaging with the complexities of modern design, this approach retreats into a sterile, surface-level imitation of the past. It feels less like a tribute to history and more like a phantom of modernization—a hollow shell that fails to communicate anything meaningful about contemporary values. Architecture should be a dialogue between heritage and the future, but here, the conversation has stalled. By prioritizing an idealized, static aesthetic over functional and symbolic evolution, we risk turning our most significant public spaces into mere stage sets. This isn’t just about taste; it is about the fundamental failure of architecture to adapt and speak to the world we inhabit today. #architecture #culture #design

Steven Miller 580 views . 5mo 5mo

I am absolutely obsessed with how young couples in Milan are approaching home design right now. There is a stunning recent apartment restoration by designer Lucrezia Calvi that completely redefines how to update a modern classic. Instead of going minimalist and boring, they went all out with custom solutions and tons of retro fixtures! The boldest choice? Using striking purple marble. It sounds crazy, but it adds such a fierce, contemporary edge. They also built an incredible Canaletto walnut bookcase specifically to frame an artwork by Emilio Isgrò, all grounded by a gorgeous, textured Nordic Knots carpet. It is the perfect balance of preserving historic charm while injecting serious personality and modern flair. Why is everyone else so afraid of color and retro vibes in interior design? We need to normalize purple marble immediately! #design #architecture #lifestyle