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The approved plans for a new center in Hemmesta, Sweden. This is a glimpse of what is possible when the citizens become involved early in a project and in the end get to vote on the winning proposal. These are renders (which should never be trusted), but it looks promising. 1/2

Newly built hotel in Tribeca, New York. Architect: Matt Markowitz Architects and Ed Kopel Architects

Apparently, the owner the actor Robert DeNiro designed it.

Munich’s Ludwigstraße is one of the great avenues of Europe.

New housing project in Barcelona. Architect: Alihan DK

Ernst Ferdinand Oehme - "Cathedral in Winter" (1821)

Cafes in Budapest are on another level 🇭🇺

Montreux 🇨🇭

Two new buildings in central London. Only mind-forged manacles (& and the government regulations which are downstream of them) prevent us from re-intensifying and re-beautifying our city centres.

Is New York on the verge of an architectural renaissance? These are just a few examples of the type of architecture being currently built there. Are we seeing the beginning of the end of the architectural dark ages?

AGATHA CHRISTIE (an inveterate traveler) taking Tea on a balcony in Baghdad — Iraq in the 1950’s.

His estimation is that it costed 2-3% more to build it in classical style rather than a generic modernist box.

New infill project in Oslo. This is a home architect Tor Austigard built for himself.

The Prix Godeboeuf shop sign, an ornate, Art Nouveau design from 1904 by Swiss architect Henry de Bosset.

New office building planned in Oslo. Architect: LPO Developer: Mustad

211 Elizabeth st. Newly built in New York. Architect: Roman & Williams.

Beauty + density + well scaled at the street = ideal form for new buildings in expensive cities

«One Twenty King’s Road» is a newly built office building in London. Office building doesn’t have to be soulless corporate modernism. Architect: Squire & Partners @wrathofgnon @createstreets @Aesthetic_City