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My university has some pretty dope buildings, believe dat. 

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thisnewurbanity:

Åre Solbringen | Waldemarson Berglund

Although they look like they’ve been tipped upwards by accident, the Åre Solbringen residences were actually designed to follow the slopes of their hillside site and have 5 connected level floors inside. Only the perpendicular windows that intermittently puncture the wooden facade give any indication that the buildings are intentionally sloped.

Reminds me of some of the bleak buildings of fallout 3.   

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nordicform:

Støperigaten 25, Alliance

I don’t know what it is about buildings like this, but whatever it may be, if ever there comes a day where I could reside in something like this—I will. 

bitchville:

Meteora Monastery by http://konstantinosvasilakis.daportfolio.com/

skibinskipedia:

The Glass House

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thiscitycalledearth:

by Jeremias Carroza, location unknown (likely Barcelona).

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thiscitycalledearth:

by Roc Canals, Barcelona.

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thiscitycalledearth:

by Andreas G, Berlin.

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thiscitycalledearth:

by Andreas G, Berlin.

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skibinskipedia:

Salk Institute, San Diego, California. Designed by Louis Kahn, 1965. Photo by Chimay Bleue.