kiyo:

174 GRAND, BROOKLYN NEW YORK

The green roof has approximately eight inches of soil and absorbs rainwater runoff. (via Peek Inside 8 Of The World’s Greenest Homes )

futureproofdesigns:

Beijing Olympic Stadium, L1018988

峰 朱

2013

ummhello:

KAI Hakone

palagimademedoiteyecandy:

fabriciomora:

Dina Haddadin

incredible section

babybabycross:

Laboratorio de Creatividad_Oporto_2012_ETSAM

Cristian Álvarez

valscrapbook:

cabinporn: Abandoned stable turned family dwelling in Cáceres, Spain designed by architecture firm ÁBATON.

cabbagerose:

20th street/sfosl

via: blueverticalstudio

cabbagerose:

joy brasler

via: andygoldsboroughinteriordesign

volume-control:

Claire T. Carney Library, UMass Dartmouth, Mass, 1968

Paul Rudolph

airyearthgirl:

withtherainfall:

breathemystardust:

relright:

natural swimming pools

uses plants to filter the water instead of chemicals

this is awe~mazing…we will have one of these…

omg want

wow.  paradise.  

archdaily:

Planter Bricks (via emerging objects)

inspireanarchitect:

I’d love to stay in one of those! <3

subtilitas:

Jensen & Skodvin - Juvet Landscape Hotel, Gudbrandsjuvet 2009. Via, and prev.

tytusjaneta:

  Werner Bischof

JAPAN. Kyoto. Temple of Ryoanji. A priest rests. 1951.

arciphilia:

ahmeturun:

(via

TumbleOn)

vjeranski:

The Small Gardens of DeCastelli

arciphilia:

futureproofdesigns:

University Sketches

Dina Haddadin

2006

(via

TumbleOn)