인간의 창의성을 보여주는 놀라운 건축물 2 (43)

인간의 창의성을 보여주는 놀라운 건축물 2 (43)

51.The Loggia Del Mercato Nuovo, Also Known As The Loggia Del Porcellino, Is A Historic Open-Air Market In Florence, Italy

52.Cuadra San Cristóbal (1966-1968) By Luis Barragán In Mexico City

53.The Great Mosque Of Samarra, Iraq Built In The 9th Century Under The Abbasid Caliph Al-Mutawakkil

54.A Buddhist Monk Crosses An Iron-Chain Bridge Linking A Cliff Path To The Ancient Cloud Rock Temple’s Sutra Library In Sichuan Province, China. Photograph From The 1930s

55.The Headington Shark, A 25-Foot Sculpture Installed On The Roof Of A House In Headington, Oxford.

56.Rafael Moneo’s Museo Nacional De Arte Romano In Mérida (1986) Masterfully Integrates Roman Construction Techniques With Contemporary Design

57.Aldo Rossi’s Teatro Del Mondo Was A Temporary Floating Theater Built For The 1980 Venice Architecture Biennale

58.Flora Is An 8.5-Meter-High Structure In Barcelona’s Collserola Natural Park, Built From Invasive Pine Trees To Explore Sustainable, Nature-Integrated Architecture

59.Palazzo Di Sagno 1930 (That’s All I Could Find) Photo By Erich Angenendt.

60.Bologna’s Iconic Two Towers-The Tall Asinelli And The Leaning Garisenda, Both Built In The 12th Century

61.The Shabonos (Or Yanos) Are The Traditional Communal Dwellings Of The Yanomami Tribes Of Southern Venezuela And Northern Brazil

2.A Striking View Of The Main Waiting Room Of New York City’s Grand Central Station As The Sun’s Rays Pour Through The East Window CA. 1929

63.Detail Of A Bronze Door At The Sagrada Familia In Barcelona, Created By Josep Maria Subirachs

64.The Golden Spiral, Marha Plain, Morocco, 1980 - 1987 By Hannsjörg Voth

65.Le Corbusier’s Sculptural Iroko Wood Pews At The Notre Dame Du Haut In Ronchamp

66.Eslöv Medborgarhus In Eslöv, Sweden, Designed By Hans Asplund And Completed In 1957

67.Residential House In Groningen, The Netherlands 1929 -Egbert Reitsma.

68.Frank Gehry’s Museo Guggenheim Bilbao, Spain, 1997, Shot By David Heald

69.Massive Wooden Building Sibley Breaker, Pennsylvania, Built In 1886 And Destroyed By Fire In 1906

70.The Tomb Of Marcus Vergilius Eurysaces, Located Near The Porta Maggiore In Rome, Was Built For A Wealthy Freedman Baker.

71.Grundtvig’s Church, Located In Copenhagen, Denmark, Was Completed In 1940 And Designed By Architect Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint

72.Derwent Water, Cumbria’ By Andy Goldsworthy 1988

73.St.hildegardis Chapel, Düsseldorf, Germany 1962-1970

74.Jean Prouvé’s Maison Des Jours Meilleurs (Better Days), Designed In 1956, Featured A Steel Central Unit Containing The Kitchen, Bathroom, And Toilet

75.Maison Guiette, Designed By Le Corbusier And Built Between 1926 And 1927 In Antwerp, Belgium, Is A Notable Example Of The Architect’s Purist Villas From The 1920s

76.Casa Arran De Mar-Cala S’almunia. Santanyí, Mallorca

77.In 1936, André Basdevant Proposed A Project To Allow Cars To Access The Restaurant On The Second Floor Of The Eiffel Tower.

78.Completed In 1981 In Mexico City, The Tamayo Museum By Teodoro González De León And Abraham Zabludovsky Blends Modernist Forms With Echoes Of Pre-Hispanic Architecture

79.The Forestry Building In Portland, Oregon, Known As The World’s Largest Log Cabin, Was Built In 1905 For The Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition.

80.Aerial View Of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village (Stuytown) In Manhattan, New York City

81.The Monument In Villa-Lobos Park, São Paulo (1987) By Décio Tozzi

82.Fullà House (Casa Fullà) Is A Residential Project Designed In 1970, Barcelona, Spain

83.Mauro Staccioli’s ‘Martina Franca’ Italy ’79 Places A Large Concrete Triangle In The Street To Interrupt Daily Movement

84.All Across Tinos, The Cycladic Landscape Is Dotted With Interesting Stone Structures

85.Adolf Loos, Tristan Tzara House, Paris (1925-1926)-The House For The Romanian Poet And Dadaist Tristan Tzara And His Wife.

86.The Ocbc Centre Designed By I.m. Pei And Completed In 1976, This 52-Story Tower Has Long Been The Headquarters Of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation

87.The Concrete Arches, Also Known As Andropov’s Ears, Were Built In 1983 By O. Kalandarishvili And G. Potskhishvili In Tbilisi

88.Lina Bo Bardi’s Iconic Sesc Pompéia Factory In Sao Paulo 1977 – 1986

89.Caixaforum Madrid

90.Netherdale, Designed By Peter Womersley Between 1963 And 1965, Is A Brutalist Grandstand Located In Galashiels, Scotland

91.Sixth Avenue As It Looked In 1974

92.Domestication Of Pyramids (1992–1994) - In This Installation, Jetelová Places Large Pyramid Forms Into Architectural Interiors, Forcing Them Into Confined Spaces

93.Feigen Gallery (1969) In New York City, Designed By Architect Hans Hollein For Art Dealer Richard Feigen