waltonflavian:

Stonebow,York .

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De Stijl-esque houses in LA

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functionmag:

Villa Hildebrand
Blaricum, Netherlands
Gerrit Rietveld, 1933

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Cineac movie theater, part of Marcel Breuer´s design for the Bijenkorf department store in Rotterdam, 1955-57. View this on the map

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Certosa di Bologna. Bologna’s monumental cemetery.

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yoursandmann:

A U.S. soldier stands in the middle of rubble in the Monument of the Battle of the Nations in Leipzig after they attacked the city on April 18, 1945. The huge monument commemorating the defeat of Napoleon in 1813 was one of the last strongholds in the city to surrender. One hundred and fifty SS fanatics with ammunition and foodstuffs stored in the structure to last three months dug themselves in and were determined to hold out as long as their supplies. American First Army artillery eventually blasted the SS troops into surrender. (Eric Schwab/AFP/Getty Images)

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Freedom Memorial on the Gudauri-Jvari Pass along the Georgian Military Highway

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mpdrolet:

Giant mural of Lenin in front of the Park for Industry and Science, 1961

Burt Glinn

rosswolfe:

Rare photos/videos of the glorious Moscow Metro system upon opening in the 1930s, with text by Owen Hatherley.

Big Brother or Uncle Joe?

Tunnel Schlangenbader Straße. View this on the map

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man-in-space:

City Hall, Fall River, Massachusetts, by Marcbela. An example of brutalist architecture.

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scavengedluxury:

Malaga. November 2012.

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komalantz:

The Movie Building II by hansn on Flickr.

Ladugårdsgärdet, Stockholm, Sweden.


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(Swedish: Filmhuset) The seat of the Swedish Film Institute, built 1968-70. Architect: Peter Celsing (1920-74).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Film_Institute

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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Institute of Chartered Accountants, Mumbai, India, 1970s

(Shiv Nath Prasad)