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This splendid Frida Kahlo one of a kind brooch is made to my original design.
The jewelry made from needle felted wool (100% wool), handmade embroidery and Czech cristal beads.
by Nufar Livny Laskov
A contemplative black and white street photograph capturing a solitary figure in a modern café or restaurant setting. The elderly man, wearing a dark coat and cap, sits alone at a round white table surrounded by contemporary furniture and dramatic vertical blinds that create striking linear patterns across the scene. The minimalist interior design, with its clean lines and monochromatic palette, emphasizes the quiet solitude of the moment. This image beautifully explores themes of urban isolation and the spaces we occupy for reflection, where modern architecture frames intimate human moments of pause and contemplation.
From a similar angle to the previous shot, I moved in closer trying to use the wide-angle to produce as baffling and attractive an abstract as I could from this extraordinary building.
Update: my camera has changed my attitude towards modern architecture - as predicted in a comment on one of my shots a while ago. Barcelona taught me that genuinely modern designs with daring shapes and interesting materials can be fascinating. It also taught me that pseudo-Gothic ornamentalism (Gaudi) is exposed as hideous by comparison.
Ah, there goes the assignment from the Barcelona Tourist board ...
Sunday morning in Barcelona.
Get out wide-angle lens, set up shot, check exposure, adjust focus ... and then a bright red car drives round the corner and ruins my composition!
VOID embodies a dark and immersive interior aesthetic where glossy reflections, sculptural forms, and monochromatic textures merge into a bold contemporary atmosphere.
Deep black surfaces and mirrored materials create a dramatic visual depth, while metallic accents and ambient lighting introduce a refined sense of luxury.
The balance between sharp architectural elements and soft seating forms gives the space a powerful yet elegant identity.
From the reflective wall panels to the statement sculpture and armored centerpiece, every detail contributes to a cinematic modern interior experience.
Designed for those drawn to minimalism with a strong visual presence, VOID delivers a timeless atmosphere inspired by futuristic luxury and dark contemporary living.
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Looking up from within a stunning architectural space in Washington, D.C., the viewer is captivated by a dynamic interplay of form, light, and shadow. A constellation of circular skylights diffuses soft daylight through a sculptural atrium rimmed by wavy translucent panels that recall both futuristic design and organic flow. A glowing orange disc—suspended like a setting sun—adds a pop of bold color and spatial tension. This image blurs the line between built environment and abstract art, evoking celestial metaphors and space-age dreams. A celebration of symmetry, rhythm, and materiality, this photo invites contemplation from architects, designers, and curious travelers alike.
A symmetrical view inside SkyHigh Restaurant in Philadelphia, showcasing the striking glass atrium architecture, reflective black marble floors, contemporary interior design, and lush tropical plants. Natural light floods the space through the dramatic skylight ceiling, creating a sophisticated urban dining atmosphere high above the city.
A mesmerizing architectural reflection capturing the essence of Berlin’s modern skyline. The distorted glass surfaces bend reality, creating an abstract, almost fluid impression of the city. This urban mirage showcases Berlin’s fusion of contemporary design, geometry, and perspective.
Golden hour light softly caresses the curved concrete walls, framing a pastel sky in perfect balance. This minimalist architectural composition captures the harmony between geometry and nature. Where warm tones meet cool shadows in a quiet moment of design perfection.
Shot in natural light, it explores the subtle dialogue between form, texture, and time, showing how architecture transforms at sunset.
Located at 17001 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, Jade Beach is a highly popular choice when it comes to buying condominium property that is just steps from the beach and all of the excitement of Miami. The building is just a short drive from downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Those who are considering buying a condominium at the building will find that there is a wide range of different types and sizes of units available. Nearly everyone should be able to find a floor plan that will suit his or her needs as well as the individual or couple’s budget. Jade Beach is one of the most popular towers along the beach. It offers a unique and interesting style from an aesthetic perspective. Whether you are looking for a permanent residence or you are buying the unit as a vacation property, it offers plenty to love, including resort style living in luxury.
The building features a three-story lobby that looks out onto the ocean thanks to the floor to ceiling windows. Upon stepping into the building of Jade Beach Sunny Isles, you will know that it is something truly special due to the five-story waterfall facade in the front entrance. Jade Beach is a truly beautiful building, and you will notice this from the moment you step into it.
The building features 51 floors and 248 condominiums that offer great views of the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Waterway. The design of many of the units in the building allow for views of the sunrise as well as the sunset. The building also features quite a few amenities that help to make it a great option for those who are looking at the Jade Beach floor plans and trying to make a decision.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/jade-on-the-beach/2524
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jade_Beach_and_Jade_Ocean
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Front view of a modern two-story house with a tiled roof, white walls, and a gated entrance in a suburban neighborhood.
Through a perfectly aligned window frame, The Sea Ranch reveals its philosophy in a single view: structure and landscape as one seamless composition. The weathered cedar siding, aged to silvery gray, contrasts against the vivid greens of coastal vegetation and the deep blue of the Pacific beyond. Morning light glances across the façade, tracing the precise geometry of the architecture—a quiet choreography of form, texture, and light that defines The Sea Ranch’s timeless appeal.
This framing device, likely intentional in design, captures the community’s original vision articulated by architects Charles Moore, William Turnbull Jr., Donlyn Lyndon, and landscape architect Lawrence Halprin. The open window becomes both a literal and conceptual aperture, focusing attention on the natural environment while grounding the built form within it. The wild grasses and native shrubs flow to the edge of the structure, reinforcing the principle of “living lightly on the land.”
The scene is at once intimate and expansive—an invitation to pause and see how architecture can amplify, rather than dominate, its surroundings.
Framed by weathered cedar, this Sea Ranch view exemplifies the community’s defining ethos: minimalist modernism shaped by the Northern California coast’s raw beauty.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
Embarcadero Center in San Francisco is an iconic example of modernist architecture, embodying the city’s mid-20th-century urban redevelopment vision. Comprising five office towers, the center stretches along the Embarcadero waterfront, offering a blend of commercial, retail, and public spaces. This photo highlights the striking linear symmetry of the building’s balconies, each one precisely aligned in a grid-like pattern that emphasizes repetition and rhythm. The design, characterized by minimalist aesthetics, exudes a sense of order and efficiency, reflecting the architectural trends of the 1960s and 1970s. The repetitive vertical lines of the balconies draw the eye upward, while the muted color palette enhances the structure's bold, geometric forms. Designed by architect John C. Portman Jr., Embarcadero Center is a testament to the urban planning and architectural ingenuity of its era. Its clean lines and functional design have made it a landmark in San Francisco's Financial District, symbolizing both the city’s economic prowess and its embrace of modernity. Whether viewed up close or from a distance, the Embarcadero Center’s architectural significance and its place in the fabric of San Francisco are undeniable, making it a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and visitors alike.
Groningen is a Dutch city known for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene. And since 2019 it is home to a modern marvel that seamlessly blends the old and the new: the Forum Groningen. This architectural gem stands tall in the heart of the city, captivating both locals and visitors with its innovative design and multifaceted purpose.
It is a Contemporary Masterpiece. The Forum Groningen stands as a symbol of modernity against the backdrop of the city's traditional architecture. Designed by NL Architects in collaboration with the Swiss firm Swiss architects Happel Cornelisse Verhoeven, the building boasts a contemporary and dynamic aesthetic that challenges the conventional.
The building has a unique geometry. Consisting of various stacked cubes and angular shapes, the building presents a visually captivating facade that seems to defy gravity. The architects' choice of form not only adds an element of surprise but also maximizes the use of space within the structure.
The forum is a multi-purposeful development. Beyond its avant-garde exterior, the Forum Groningen houses a versatile space that serves a multitude of functions. It hosts a public library, a state-of-the-art cinema, exhibition spaces, and even a rooftop terrace that offers panoramic views of the city. This intentional integration of diverse functions reflects the architects' commitment to creating a space that caters to the varied interests and needs of the community.
Beyond its architectural prowess, the Forum Groningen is a cultural hub that pulsates with creativity. It hosts a wide array of events, from film festivals to literary gatherings, making it a dynamic space that fosters community engagement and artistic expression. It even houses a publicly available 3D print shop. The building's open design invites individuals to explore and interact, creating a sense of connectivity within the city.
Technical stuff
This is a single handheld shot taken with a Canon G5X. The setting were: 640ISO, -2/3EV, f5.6, 1/25 and 8.8mm. Although, this camera, in Canon’s G-series Powershot range, is versatile and quite good in most all circumstances, it is indoors a little bit strong on noise in the higher ISO-ranges. So, I thought this was a great opportunity to test the recently added AI-driven noise reduction tool in Lightroom. I think, this tool did a great job. Especially with regard to keeping the crisp sharpness of the image. Unfortunately such tools ask rather a lot of processor capacity of one computer… So, you guessed it, a new project is born!
Furthermore, I converted the colour RAW photo into black-and-white with Lightroom and balanced the toning a little. Finally, I added the copyright signs (in Photoshop). The latter is, alas, there to stay due to the frequent copying of my photos. So, don't bother commenting on that.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
Standing before the iconic towers of the Bibliothèque François Mitterrand, I wanted to capture Dominique Perrault's brilliant concept of the "enchanted forest" at the heart of this temple of knowledge. The four towers, designed as open books reaching toward the sky, frame this hidden garden that can only be glimpsed, never entered.
What fascinated me was this paradox - a forest so close yet unreachable, visible from the reading rooms but forever separated from the public. The autumn colors of the trees created this beautiful dialogue with the warm bronze reflections on the glass facades, as if nature and architecture were speaking the same golden language.
I chose this perspective to emphasize the symmetry and the symbolic power of Perrault's design. The way these monumental towers embrace and protect this secret garden speaks to the relationship between knowledge and nature, between accessibility and mystery.
My intention was to show how this controversial building from the 1990s has aged into something truly poetic. The seasonal transformation of the trees adds a temporal dimension to this timeless architecture, reminding us that even in our most modern spaces, we still need our connection to the natural world.
A sweeping view into the Chinatown–Rose Pak Station reveals one of the most distinctive public-art moments in San Francisco’s transit system. The arched concrete corridor frames a brilliant geometric tile installation that stretches across the far wall, forming a radiant mosaic of color, symmetry, and cultural resonance. Soft overhead lighting tracks the curve of the ceiling and falls evenly across the polished floor, allowing the tiled surface to become the visual anchor of the space. Reflections shimmer below the artwork, subtly doubling its pattern and giving the hallway a calm, almost meditative quality.
The tile composition itself is an intricate interplay of circular and petaled forms, echoing classical Chinese latticework, textile motifs, and the mathematical beauty of repeating geometry. Each tile quadrant introduces a new combination of color and pattern—some warm and earthy, others bright and playful, many referencing traditional Chinese decorative arts. Collectively they form an expansive tapestry that honors both the cultural history of the neighborhood and the contemporary design ambitions of the Central Subway project.
The Chinatown–Rose Pak Station was conceived not only as transportation infrastructure but as a celebration of community identity. Built deep beneath Stockton Street, the station is one of the most technically ambitious portions of the Central Subway, threading through dense urban layers while responding to a neighborhood defined by immigration, resilience, and continuity across generations. This particular corridor is a transitional space—neither platform nor street—but it carries the emotional weight of arrival. Commuters come through here on their way up into Chinatown’s street-level bustle, stepping from a serene, modernist tunnel into one of the city’s most historic and energetic districts.
The artwork reinforces that transition. The clean concrete envelope represents contemporary engineering, while the tile wall reintroduces ornament, cultural specificity, and a sense of handcrafted detail. It’s an intentional bridge between the present and the past, the subterranean quiet of the subway and the vibrancy of the neighborhood above. The installation also resonates with the station’s dedication to Rose Pak, the influential community advocate whose work shaped modern Chinatown and helped bring the Central Subway to life.
From a photographic standpoint, the symmetry of the frame highlights the corridor’s architectural precision. The centered perspective draws the viewer straight toward the art, while the smooth floor’s subtle reflections add visual depth. The absence of people emphasizes the station’s scale and the contemplative quality of the space—an unusual sense of stillness in a city that rarely pauses.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
The Finlandia Hall is a congress and event venue in the centre of Helsinki. The building was designed by architect Alvar Aalto. The building is owned by the City of Helsinki.
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Bethesda, MD. NBC House of the Future (1938)
Architect: .. (1938)
Developer L. E. Breuninger.
NBC sponsored this building, broadcasting updates to listeners, from groundbreaking in May to the open house on October 1. I found this info in Modern Architecture In Montgomery County, Maryland by Clare Lise Kelly.
This is the exterior of a newly completed apartment building (June 08) on the edge of Oxford. Taken in my role of in-house photographer for Riach Architects. Recently the building won an Oxford Preservation Trust Environmental Award.
Bold woman in stylish black outfit stands confidently against vibrant abstract backdrop.
A woman with striking red hair poses confidently in a black leather outfit. The dynamic abstract background features colorful swirls and splashes of paint, creating an energetic atmosphere with the effect of her red hair seemingly flowing into the painting.
# 🎨 *The Painting in the Artist*
In a gallery tucked between the steel veins of the city, where concrete met canvas and neon flirted with nostalgia, she stood—unapologetically bold, a living brushstroke against a riot of color. Her name was Sera, and she wasn’t just in the painting. She was the painting.
Clad in a sleek black leather outfit that clung to her like a second skin, Sera’s presence was magnetic. Her red hair cascaded in waves, catching the gallery lights and seeming to bleed into the abstract backdrop behind her—an explosion of swirling color, splashes of electric blue, citrus orange, and fuchsia that danced like emotion made visible. The painting behind her was hers, but it was also her mirror.
She had painted it in a fevered burst of self-expression, each stroke a declaration of defiance, each swirl a rebellion against conformity. The canvas was large, almost overwhelming, but it bowed to her presence. Viewers didn’t just admire the art—they felt it, as if her confidence had seeped into the pigments themselves.
Sera’s pose was deliberate: chin lifted, one hand on her hip, the other relaxed, fingers stained with dried paint. Her black jacket, tailored and edgy, framed her like punctuation in a sentence of color. She didn’t smile, but her eyes held a spark—an invitation to see not just the art, but the artist. Not just the woman, but the force.
Around her, the gallery buzzed with murmurs and admiration. Some called it street art elevated to high fashion. Others saw emotional depth in the chaos. But all agreed on one thing: Sera had turned the act of painting into performance, and the performance into portraiture.
She was the muse and the maker, the canvas and the color. In a world that often-demanded softness, she chose sharpness. In a culture that prized subtlety, she embraced spectacle. And in that moment, framed by her own creation, she reminded everyone that true artistry isn’t just about what you make—it’s about who you dare to be.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
Located at 17001 Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, Jade Beach is a highly popular choice when it comes to buying condominium property that is just steps from the beach and all of the excitement of Miami. The building is just a short drive from downtown Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Those who are considering buying a condominium at the building will find that there is a wide range of different types and sizes of units available. Nearly everyone should be able to find a floor plan that will suit his or her needs as well as the individual or couple’s budget. Jade Beach is one of the most popular towers along the beach. It offers a unique and interesting style from an aesthetic perspective. Whether you are looking for a permanent residence or you are buying the unit as a vacation property, it offers plenty to love, including resort style living in luxury.
The building features a three-story lobby that looks out onto the ocean thanks to the floor to ceiling windows. Upon stepping into the building of Jade Beach Sunny Isles, you will know that it is something truly special due to the five-story waterfall facade in the front entrance. Jade Beach is a truly beautiful building, and you will notice this from the moment you step into it.
The building features 51 floors and 248 condominiums that offer great views of the Atlantic and the Intracoastal Waterway. The design of many of the units in the building allow for views of the sunrise as well as the sunset. The building also features quite a few amenities that help to make it a great option for those who are looking at the Jade Beach floor plans and trying to make a decision.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/jade-on-the-beach/2524
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jade_Beach_and_Jade_Ocean
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
Esperanté Corporate Center is one of West Palm Beach's premier commercial property. Having recently undergone an $8 million renovation, the building boasts an exclusive array of amenities and services that make it stand out from the competition. With convenient access to local highways, including I-95 and the turnpike, Esperanté Corporate Center is only a 30-minute drive from Boca Raton and Jupiter. Tenants are also in close proximity to a wide array of downtown area shopping and dining.
Gensler Architects has reworked Esperanté’s six-story atrium and second floor lobby with new escalators and a contemporary design, complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed complemented by a complete rebranding of the building and refreshed Nicole Henry, who will select and rotate pieces throughout the year.
A six-story atrium is ideal for hosting corporate events, and
the building also features a well-appointed conference center,
fitness club, and café that provides catering services.
Tenants arrive in their vehicles through the porte-cochere, where they are greeted by valet parking attendants, upgraded façade lighting, and a new sign program. State-of-the-art security, 24/7 lobby attendant, Wi-Fi in common areas, a well-appointed conference center, and an exclusive program of tenant services round out the changes.
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/130871/esperante-west-palm-beac...
© All Rights Reserved - you may not use this image in any form without my prior permission.
This image captures more than just architecture; it reflects Leica’s heritage through form and function.
The curved façade of the headquarters, inspired by lenses and film canisters, serves as a silent homage to the company’s optical legacy.
Designed by Gruber + Kleine-Kraneburg, the complex combines production, exhibitions, visitor spaces, and advanced energy-efficient systems, uniting openness with sustainability.
Its fully glazed ground floor creates a bridge between inside and out, transforming into a glowing ribbon of light after dark — a fitting symbol of Leica’s enduring commitment to precision and design.