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Japanese photographer Hiroharu Matsumoto captures the streets of Tokyo in dramatic black and white images, exploring the feeling of loneliness in one of the world’s greatest metropolises.

The old cellar where we developed this project, funded by the European Union,
belongs to a landmark building called “Casa de la Tercia”, constructed in the 7th
century and located in the small town of Cehegín in Murcia´s hilly interior.
The cellar is located on the semi basement of the building.

Transsolar's contribution to this year's Venice Architecture Biennale, "Lightscapes: Local Identity – Exploring a Forgotten Resource," creates visible rays of light in the Arsenale as a means of merging technology with local knowledge.

In 1963 the precious work led by Carlo Scarpa took place, considered the perfect example of the “most cultured and aristocratic twentieth-century Italian architecture” yet it only involved the original entrance and one of the inner courtyards of the palace: a jewel of architecture and poetry, embedded in a prestigious - dramatically decayed - complex.

Buckle up cowboys – it’s is going to be one helluva visual ride! This Deliciously Curvalicious West Melbourne loft apartment by Adrian Amore is a knockout. That staircase, the articulation of light, the sinuous forms and fluid spaces – everything about this project literally brought me to my knees.

JUMA Architects is a Gent based architecture firm founded by Mathieu Luyens & Julie van De Keere in 2009 with a focus on creating well-crafted and custom made structures.

"Minimal cities" is a multidisciplinary photographic project consisting in a mise-en-scène - sculpture and installation – created by the artist in his studio by means of a variation of viewpoints from both the camera lens and the sources of illumination to establish different nuances of heat and continuous alterations of the mind-set in the work.