Hotel on a pier taken out at twilight.
Selected: Pier Hotel by kwalmsley2001
Author: signordal
Selected: Mar y montaña by JoseMariaVidalSanz
Selected: Snow downpour by lorcachi
In Tokyo of whether you don’t walk once in a lifetime as this time
An unusual heavy snow as 54 years after fell.
I make heart leap with this irreplaceable chance, and it’s state-operated by train,
a one.
I went to the big park.
The harmony which looks for woods of colored leaves during Snow downpour,
and is the color with the snow was imagined and kept being absorbed and taking this view until the evening.
An unusual heavy snow as 54 years after fell.
I make heart leap with this irreplaceable chance, and it’s state-operated by train,
a one.
I went to the big park.
The harmony which looks for woods of colored leaves during Snow downpour,
and is the color with the snow was imagined and kept being absorbed and taking this view until the evening.
Selected: Sunset at home by gabriele66
Shot taken at the Niederrhein, western part of Germany.
I wish you a nice Sunday and a good week!
Selected: A World of Clouds (Biella, Italia) by maxrastello
Selected: Carpet for the Mountains (Bielmonte, Biella, Italy) by maxrastello
Selected: ~ A Flower ~ by MichaelKrivoshey
Vatican, Romephoto via tamer
Selected: specimen by 519539713
Natural history museum in London
99% Invisible Tackles McMansions and the Architecture of Evil
Architecture critic Kate Wagner has collaborated with 99% invisible on a podcast and a guest column delving into the tragedies of McMansions and the representation of evil through architecture in film, respectively.
In the podcast, Wagner, who is the author of McMansion Hell, is interviewed by Roman Mars and explains how the McMansion typology evolved, as well as how it became so despised, delving into topics of architectural history and representations of wealth.
Through her article as a guest columnist, Wagner explores the real-world buildings used in film to depict the evil corporation archetype in movies like Robocop, Blade Runner, and The Matrix.
Learn more about Wagner’s take on McMansions in her 99% invisible podcast, here, and about the architecture of evil in her 99% invisible article, here.
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