A jogger on the Minhocão overpass in São Paulo, which was once intended to relieve traffic from east to west. More here.
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Altenbauna, Germany, Joseph Heinrich Darchinger, 1966.
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Place d’Italie landscape from Italie2 - Like a ANDREAS GURSKY’s photography
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Annett Zinsmeister - Plattenbau 80x80 I architecture of disappearance / Architektur des Verschwindens II - Plattenbau, conceptional photography series, edition 3+1 AP, C - Print AluDibond, 31.5 x 31.5 inch © Annett Zinsmeister 1994-2004. Image © Annett Zinsmeister. Used here by kind permission from the artist. All rights reserved.
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Annett Zinsmeister - outside_in I, spatial installation (45 x 3,5 x 8 m) at Schloß Solitude Stuttgart, 18.11-18.12.2005 © Annett Zinsmeister 2005. Used here by kind permission from the artist. All rights reserved.
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Final Whistle by Lotta Heinz
Life in Chicago, John White, 1982
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From Narcotectural Crimes in Sicily
“…an architectural imagination seemingly oblivious to context, function, community values or coordinated urban development … where the muscularity of pure size informs everything and anything … the psychology of drug financed construction … is informed by the impulse of watching your back rather than looking too far ahead. Here is, therefore, a true architecture of death …” Professor Ina Blom
Aldeanueva de la Vera, 1925 by Kurt Hielscher
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