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Architectural Slides You Have to See to Believe
Built in 1915 by architects obsessed with Lisbon’s expansive saltwater pools, Carpa Olivera emerged as a concrete-clad community center in Mazatlan, Mexico. Deserted after a calamitous hurricane in 1954, the land was in danger of being swallowed by the sea—until architecture firm Colectivo Urbano stepped in. The crown jewel of the recent remodel is a concrete spiral slide that descends into the saltwater waves of Olas Altas beach.
View Terrace and Pavilion / Didzis Jaunzems + Laura Laudere + Jaunromans and Abele
View Terrace and Pavilion / Didzis Jaunzems + Laura Laudere + Jaunromans and Abele
The Pyramid Viewpoint / BTE Architecture
Completed in 2015 in Inveruglas, United Kingdom. Images by Andrew Lee, Ross Campbell, Mick McGurk. The site is located on a peninsula overlooking the U.K.'s largest stretch of inland water, Loch Lomond. An existing cafe marks the entrance situation...
Stadium seating wooden tribune low poly
Stadium seating wooden tribune low poly #seating, #Stadium, #wooden, #poly
Stadium seating wooden tribune low poly
Stadium seating wooden tribune low poly #seating, #Stadium, #wooden, #poly
Forest Stair in Stokke / Saunders Architecture
Architects: Saunders Architecture Location: Stokke, Norway Project Team: Todd Saunders, Attila Béres, Ken Beheim-Schwarzbach Client: Stokke
Shan Hur | Knotted Pillar (2013) | Artsy
Shan Hur, ‘Knotted Pillar’, 2013
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Modern House With A Vivacious Feel And Much Light | DigsDigs
This Spiraling Treetop Walkway In Denmark Puts Every Other Tree Walkway To Shame
This Spiraling Treetop Walkway In Denmark Puts Every Other Tree Walkway To Shame | Bored Panda
Glacier Skywalk / Sturgess Architecture
The Glacier Skywalk is a 1475-foot long (450-metre) interpretive walk in Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rockies that juts out of the mountainous landscape and cantilevers outward.
Brewster’s Discovery Walkway along Alberta Mountains - Designbuzz
Discovery walk way- by Sturgess Architecture (?) along the Alberta Mountains.