quixotess:

phytos:

Tilo Driessen - Isfahan

Imam Mosque

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high-res →

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architecture
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architecture source??

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withrevolutionarycries: fuckyeahsouthasia: Amber Palace - Rajasthan holy shit i thought this was a painting. the ceiling is such a soothing color. gonna just keep staring at it.

withrevolutionarycries:

fuckyeahsouthasia:

Amber Palace - Rajasthan

holy shit i thought this was a painting. the ceiling is such a soothing color. gonna just keep staring at it.

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architecture india
treasuredkeepsakes: door_entrance_iron_leaf_design.jpg on imgfave @imgfave.com

treasuredkeepsakes:

door_entrance_iron_leaf_design.jpg on imgfave @imgfave.com

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Architecture art

sweetvisage:

Art Nouveau Doors <3

(Photos uncredited as I collected them on my hard-drive a long time ago!)

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urbanbedougirl: Blue &amp; yellow arabesque oasis high-res →

urbanbedougirl:

Blue & yellow arabesque oasis

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architecture morocco
kilele: Sudan’s Water Towers “Multipurpose Watertower Skyscrapers are the focus of a new design proposal for Sudan from Poland-basedH3AR Architect and Design. Created for eVolo’s 2010 Skyscraper Competition, the Watertower Skyscrapers are designed to help mitigate the shortage of water in Darfur and the resulting political unrest. The Watertower Skyscrapers are designed to be constructed from locally sourced materials including sun-baked bricks, as well as providing space for water treatment plants, a hospital, a school and food storage areas.” Photo credit: H3AR Architect and Design. high-res →

kilele:

Sudan’s Water Towers

“Multipurpose Watertower Skyscrapers are the focus of a new design proposal for Sudan from Poland-basedH3AR Architect and Design. Created for eVolo’s 2010 Skyscraper Competition, the Watertower Skyscrapers are designed to help mitigate the shortage of water in Darfur and the resulting political unrest.

The Watertower Skyscrapers are designed to be constructed from locally sourced materials including sun-baked bricks, as well as providing space for water treatment plants, a hospital, a school and food storage areas.”

Photo credit: H3AR Architect and Design.

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