Home to Iceland’s wildest, most extreme scenery, the vast,…

Home to Iceland’s wildest, most extreme scenery, the vast, empty interior can be accessed only by four-wheel-drive vehicles. It’s mostly uninhabitable volcanic deserts with beautiful oasis-like areas in between, like this one here

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Hiking close to Reykjavik by OkreglickaMichalina by OkreglickaMichalina

Just An Unclean Lens by VenkteshwarSinghRanout by VenkteshwarSinghRanout

the lens was bit dirty ,,, but i got time to clean it later .. 🙂
its a goods train , going as fast af somewhere in Ukraine and Romanian Boarder …

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Cuando llega la primavera. by maraldiza_07 by maraldiza_07

Seljalandsfoss by GEMCAM by GEMCAM

When we went to Seljalandsfoss for the first time, it was so heavily raining, I didnt even take my camera along. Already in Gulfoss weather was forecasted to bring a nice sunset at the coast, so we headed back in a two hour drive. I was hoping to take a classic picture. When we arrived there was nice sun and no rain, and hardly anyone – just this (tiny) couple. However heavy winds made the waterfall jumping around making everything wet – camera, cloth and lukily also everything else with nice reflections and contrast. Enjoy!

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Termeh Office Commercial Building / Farshad Mehdizadeh Architects + Ahmad Bathaei


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  • Civil Engineer: Hooman Farokhi

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Courtesy of Farshad Mehdizadeh Architects + Ahmad Bathaei

From the architect. This project is located in Hamedan, one of Iranian historical cities. Hamedan has active urban space which is characterized by squares and an important north-south urban axis which connects them together. This axis cross the site from the western side.


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The brief was designing a two floor building with commercial functions: a retail in ground floor and a private office in the first floor. The second floor (roof) should follow its neighbor’s height, in terms of the urban skyline, through a 2.5 meters height wall. So, this project encompasses three different characters in three levels with different communication with urban space.


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Since this project has different addressees for each function, the idea was connecting the functions separately and directly to the urban space. Furthermore, we need to find a vertical access solution. The separator between the functions (retail & office) recognized as most critical part of this project to implicate as architecture element to generate the form. That separator was the slab which characterized from one side, as office floor and from the other side, as retail ceiling. The retail ceiling slab bended and became habitable as stairs to connect the office directly to the walkway in front.


Diagram

Diagram

Diagram

Diagram

The roof was devoted to the office, as roof garden for business ceremonies and outdoor parties. The facade is a continuous covering system which made of local bricks that patterned with local and traditional brick layering techniques, in order to match with the context.


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The All Watercooled, Pilot and Co-Pilot Glass-Top Workspace

Over on the battlestations subreddit, Sarne shared this beautiful setup with a side-by-side computers in a custom desk with an open top and LEDs so you can see the inside. The whole thing is just beautiful.

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Le cheval porte le nom de sa région la Camargue. by EricTEISSEDRE by EricTEISSEDRE