No sympathy for the devil

i12bent:

The Chrysler Building once had a seventy-first floor observatory, which was open to the public until 1945. The observatory featured a celestial motif, with sun rays painted on the walls, and Saturn-shaped lighting globes hanging from the ceiling…

Photo from The Chrysler Building: Creating a New York Icon Day by Day by D. Stravitz

architizer:

What can we learn about architecture from a spacesuit in motion?

An image found by Mengyi Fan a student in archafterthestreet

Anselm Kiefer, #157 Heaven is an Idea, study for The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Barjac, 1973-2001

archiveofaffinities:

El Lissitzky, Model for Sergei Tretyakov’s I want a child, for Meyerhold’s Unrealized Production, 1929 

archiveofaffinities:

Offices in the City Ablaze During an Air Raid, London, England, 1941 

dyaphanum:

Disney park “Wonderland”, abandoned, China.

Werner Blaser, Mies Van der Rohe in his house, Chicago.

(Source: lavieennoirsetblancs, via f3ldspar)

wmud:

Valerio Olgiati - Ardia Palace, Tirana, Albania, 2008

the matadero theatre in madrid, spain. dedicated as a monument to sci fy, designed by the architects at cayetana de la quadra-salcedo

(Source: andrewharlow, via thatsnotart)

Tina Saaby, Humleby. An enclave of terraced houses in Copenhagen, Denmark.

(Source: svorgan, via wrote-writ)

fuckyeahbrutalism:

Pilgrimage Church, Neviges, Germany, 1965-68

(Gottfried Böhm)

drawingarchitecture:

Magnus Caverius

missfolly:

Louis Armstrong plays for his wife in front of the Sphinx by the pyramids in Giza, 1961

snowce:

Tsutomu Nihei

(Source: hi-mi-zu)

Guido Micheletti, Memorial to Tullo Morgagni, Cimitero Monumentale, Milan, Italy. Photo by Robert Fichter and Robert Freidus.

(via killedbyart)