Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 11, c. 2013 (via float)
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Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 10, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 8, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 7, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 5, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 4, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 3, c. 2013 (via float)
Minoru Nomata, Heraclitus No. 2, c. 2013 (via float)
Léon Vaudoyer and Henri-Jacques Espérendieu, Cathedral de la Major, Marseille, France, c. 1852-96
Nikolai Krasil’nikov, Planar Urbanism, 1928 (via archofdoom)
‘The mathematicization of architectural projects (in which this work does not pretend to any degree of finality) must be based on a mass of scientific research into such factors as the psycho-physical effect on the human organism of light, heat-energy, the quality of air, of color, space and form, amongst many other factors.The successes of the last decade in mathematical statistics and analysis must herald their even further development in the future, and all such progress will greatly assist the solution to our architectural tasks.’
(Source: rosswolfe)
Ábalo Alonso, Pedestrian Stair Tower, Ribadeo, Spain, 2010 (via santosdiez)
Reblogged from seafarers
Aerial of Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France, c. 2012 (by Nicolas Cazard)
Yuri Avvakumov, Sepulchral Skyscraper, 1983 (via boiteaoutils)
Yuri Avvakumov, Red Tower, 1988
