
Dans les règles de l'art @supergreg.bsky.social
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Street life and CCTV building under construction, Beijing, China, 2007, by Iwan Baan
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The Paris RER is one of the greatest transit systems ever constructed but it wouldn't have happened if not for a junket to Japan. Read the latest Infrastory now:
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Éric Rohmer photographed by Andy Warhol, 1972.
#ÉricRohmer
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25 years of research, 570 pages on French architecture from 1100-1600s. Viollet Le duc dictionnaire raisonne de l’architecture gutenberg.org/cache/epub/307…
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BONNE NOUVELLE
GROSSE MISE A JOUR DU SITE D'@albertgui !!!!
Toutes les stations en rouge viennent d'être ajoutées ! Le métro de Paris est maintenant totalement couvert
THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK WE LOVE YOU
stations.albertguillaumes.ca…
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Fin du programme «Quartiers de demain» : «Alors que la mobilisation était exemplaire, il y a là quelque chose d’absurde»
liberation.fr/societe/logeme…
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🚨 New blog post: How Rotterdam Shaped Social Housing: Part I, the Justus van Effen Estate and ‘Streets in the Sky’
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Fascinant : des chercheurs ont créé un "Google maps" des... voies romaines d'il y a deux millénaires. (Où l'on apprend qu'il fallait 122 heures pour un Paris-Nîmes à dos de cheval) : itiner-e.org/
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On this day, 53 years ago, Charles Jencks famously declared the death of Modern architecture ‘Modern architecture died in St. Louis, Missouri, on July 15, 1972, at 3:32 p.m. (or thereabouts), when the infamous Pruitt-Igoe scheme were given the final coup de grâce by dynamite.’
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Magnifique histoire qui redonne un peu confiance en l'Humanité...
"Plusieurs messages cachés découverts sur l'obélisque de la Concorde par un égyptologue français" sciencesetavenir.fr/archeo-p… via @Sciences_Avenir
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Brutal brutalist. Stanley Tigerman describing the intensity of Paul Rudolph at Yale. Half his class of 30 failed or was kept back. Tigerman slept 4 hours a day, spent 9 AM to 2 AM in the studio, then worked from 2 AM to 5 PM in Rudolph’s office.
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#architecture, #film & #megastructures: The Tower of Babel in John Huston's 'The Bible' (1966). Matte paintings by Al Simpson or Cliff Silsby, possibly. nzpetesmatteshot.blogspot.co…



















































