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<n>Library in the Valley</n> in Guangzhou, China, designed by <n>Design Center of Haoyuan Group</n>.

The <n>Jewel Changi Airport</n> in Singapore.

The <n>Great Peace Prayer Tower</n>, a monument for the <n>Church of Perfect Liberty</n> in Tondabayashi, Japan.

<n>Casa de Madrid</n>, a container home designed by <n>Cargotecture</n>.

A <n>Brutalist</n> building in Vienna, Austria, photographed by <n>Julius Hirtzberger</n> for <n>Openhouse Magazine</n>.

A dystopian <n>Brutalist</n> digital construction by artist <n>Clemens Gritl</n>.

Une architecture angoissante peut-elle pousser au meurtre ?

The <n>Library in the Earth</n> at <n>KURKKU FIELDS</n> in Japan, designed by <n>Hiroshi Nakamura</n> of <n>NAP Architects</n>.

A 1970s <n>mid-century modern</n> interior from <n>pib</n>.

Le style des années 70 - Approche individualiste du postmodernisme

Interior of sculptor <n>Xavier Corberó</n>'s home near Barcelona. Photo by <n>Daniel Riera</n>.

<n>Plaza de los Fueros</n> in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, designed by <n>Eduardo Chillida</n> and <n>Luis Peña Ganchegui</n> in 1979.

The <n>Altstädter Volksschule gymnasium</n> in Celle, Germany, designed by <n>Otto Haesler</n> (1928). Photo by <n>Arthur Köster</n>.

The <n>Arijiju Safari Lodge</n> in Kenya, designed by <n>Nicholas Plewman</n> and <n>Maira Koutsoudakis</n>. Photo by <n>Dook</n>.

The exterior of <n>La Fábrica</n>, a converted cement factory designed by architect <n>Ricardo Bofill</n>.

<n>Wisselspoor</n> residential building in Utrecht by <n>Space Encounters</n>. Photo by <n>Lorenzo Zandri</n>.

The renovated <n>Grand Palais</n>, restored by <n>Chatillon Architectes</n> for the 2024 Olympics. Photo by <n>Laurent Kronental</n>.

A strange building reportedly used to make cement remains abandoned in the woods

<n>The Hitra Office and Commercial Building</n> in Tehran, Iran, designed by <n>Hooba Design Group</n>.

Tagh Pelleh office building in Tehran, Iran by Hossein Kalantari and Amirhossein Rezaei

Digital artwork from the series <n>A Future City From The Past</n> by <n>Clemens Gritl</n>.

13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. DLXXXIII)

<n>Nordre gate 9</n> in Oslo, designed by <n>R21 Arkitekter</n> with colors by <n>Dagny Thurmann-Moe</n>. Photo by <n>Niklas Hart</n>.

The <n>Neti Neti</n> architectural concept by <n>Espacio 18</n>, visualized by <n>OZU Estudio</n>.

The <n>Babel Tulum</n> residential project in Tulum, Mexico, designed by <n>DNA Barcelona Architects</n>.

The <n>Nido de Quetzalcoatl</n> in Naucalpan, Mexico, designed by architect <n>Javier Senosiain</n>.

<n>Flaunt Your Curves</n> by photographer <n>Reginald Van de Velde</n>, capturing a staircase in a 1700s <n>Neoclassical</n> villa.

<n>House B-T</n> by <n>Graux & Baeyens Architecten</n>. Photo by <n>Dennis De Smet</n>.

An AI-generated architectural concept by <n>Gaudism</n>.

<n>Xiqué Boutique Hotel</n> in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, designed by <n>Estudio Carroll</n>. Photo by <n>Cesar Belio</n>.

The 2006 art installation <n>Desnatureza</n> by artist <n>Henrique Oliveira</n>.

The <n>Gothic-style spiral staircase</n> at the <n>Hotel Landa</n> in Burgos, Spain.

From the series <n>Baroque Facade Studies with Silk and Stone Tectonics</n> by <n>Mohammad Qasim Iqbal</n>.

A view of <n>Riomaggiore</n> in Cinque Terre, Italy. Photo by <n>Along Dusty Roads</n>.

The <n>Sun Tower</n> in Yantai, China, by <n>OPEN Architecture</n> principals <n>LI Hu</n> and <n>HUANG Wenjing</n>.