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From the courtyard you get to the chambers that contained one or more burials. This tomb number 2, has a door flanked with two small pillars, it's said that each had a statue of sphinx on its top.
These limestone tombs, are painted to simulate alabaster and marble. There is also a cobra frieze.
They are decorated with multi-colored geometric patterns and fine fresco ornaments.
The tombs at Anfushi, date back to the third century BC, about 250 BC, with the late Ptolemaic and early Roman eras.
Alexandria, Anfushi tomb number 2
I tried making a version of this wallpaper using lighter colours but I couldn’t make up my mind about which colour would go best. So I decided to go with the dark colour version of it (as usual…). For some reason I just love dark wallpapers.
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Sydney Tower, viewed from cnr York and Market Sts, CBD, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Thursday, 17 October 2013
this guy (and his guy -- next to this image) had flair!
photographer: a. golden, SoHo, NYC - July, 2006
At first glance I thought it was a CVS!
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In downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, on May 5th, 2018, the Ottawa Fulton Ramp, erected 1997 and owned by the City of Grand Rapids, as viewed from the south side of Fulton Street West between Ottawa Avenue Northwest and Ionia Avenue Northwest.
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Ah!, residences!
Ah haha the name of the building is "New Orleans." Also it used to be yellow.
Rolling Stones tongue-sticking-out logo up there.
What is that rooftop cap thing called. It wouldn't be called an awning, right? Or would it.
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In Regina, Saskatchewan, on August 2nd, 2018, "New Orleans" at the southwest corner of Angus Street and 9th Avenue. The building was erected in 1973 according to the City of Regina Assessment & Taxation Department's property search website.
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Row after row of gilded coffered panels stretch across a temple ceiling, each square framing an intricate sunburst medallion in deep blue and gold. The repeating geometric pattern creates a hypnotic rhythm overhead, showcasing the meticulous symmetry prized in classical architecture. Warm amber tones dominate the woodwork, contrasting beautifully with the cooler blue backgrounds tucked inside each coffer. Shot from below with the polished stone floor visible at the bottom of the frame, this architectural detail captures the painstaking craftsmanship poured into recreating an ancient temple's grandeur down to the smallest ornamental element.
Get this design on your choice of high quality fabric, at Spoonflower. From the Still Winter Woods color story; Also available on wall coverings, wall decals and giftwrap.
FLASHBULBS! coordinated set in lime green by Penina. Get it on your choice of high quality fabrics, wall coverings or gift wrap at Spoonflower.
Toilet paper stacked with heavy contrast creating abstract patterns.
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Small security camera at the right.
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In Hamtramck, Michigan, on December 30th, 2018, outside "Fresh Market" (buit 1922) at the northeast corner of Joseph Campau Street and Belmont Street.
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My experience has been that bargain direct warehouses are usually unattractive. This one is maybe less-unattractive-than-most?
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In downtown Follansbee, West Virginia, on July 8th, 2020, a building (erected 1946) on the east side of Main Street (West Virginia Route 2), south of Broad Street.
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The lozenges were formed by careful arrangement of 48 "special" concrete blocks.
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In East Lansing, Michigan, on April 11th, 2020, an office building (built 1961) on the north side of East Grand River Avenue (Michigan Highway M-43), west of Durand Street.
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The House of Hungarian Music masterfully dissolves the boundary between built environment and nature. Sunlight filters through the intricate canopy, casting shifting patterns that offer a serene refuge from the summer heat.
Bertrand Goldberg never did anything the conventional way, and River City is a good late example of that instinct. Completed in 1986, it was meant as a fragment of something much bigger, a 230-acre riverfront development that never fully materialized, leaving this serpentine residential complex as the surviving core of a far more ambitious vision. The 446 units inside sit behind a facade that refuses to go flat: bay after curved bay bulging outward and tucking back in, echoing the same sculptural logic Goldberg brought to Marina City a couple decades earlier, just pushed into a longer, more sinuous form.
Shooting straight on lets that rhythm carry the whole frame, each rounded projection catching light a little differently than its neighbor, the roofline cutting a diagonal path against a flat white sky. Streaked and weathered where Chicago winters have worked on the raw concrete for nearly forty years, the building wears its age without apology, the material itself becoming part of the visual story rather than something to be cleaned up or hidden.
It's brutalist massing with an organic, almost biological sensibility, hard material shaped into something that moves like it's breathing.
I'm apparently capable of being endlessly amused by all the changing reflections I see in glass-curtain buildings, so here's another one: a rectangular tower with all but a top section covered with reflective glass panels exhibits a dramatic, almost completely monochromatic pattern, presumably of clouds; this was indeed this monochromatic in real life, I didn't selectively desaturate that part of the photo.
The imposed completely squared-off shape of the building as seen in this photo is an impossible perspective, given where the photo was taken from.
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A striking black and white architectural photograph showcasing the magnificent neoclassical façade of Manchester Central Library, captured from a dramatic low angle that emphasizes the building's imposing grandeur. The image highlights the library's distinctive curved colonnade with its series of towering Corinthian columns, ornate stonework, and classical proportions. The dramatic perspective and moody sky create a sense of monumentality, while the geometric patterns of the ashlar masonry and decorative frieze work demonstrate the finest examples of 1930s civic architecture. This iconic circular building stands as a testament to Manchester's commitment to public education and cultural heritage.
"Riawena" is a wonderfully stylised Streamline Moderne Art Deco Villa in the Melbourne suburb of Thornbury. Its name is taken from the Australian Aboriginal word for "fun" or "sport", which is an unusual choice in the 1930s, when so many people were naming their houses after English or American places.
Standing on the corner of a busy main thoroughfare and a much quieter side street, this well proportioned stand alone villa is extremely large and sprawling, with its original garage next to it behind a high wall. The clean uncluttered lines of the house, the speed lines around the pedement of the rounded portico, feature bricks in geometric patterns and the overall low slung design of the house are very Streamline Moderne in design.
The whole property is surrounded by a low fence with plain pillars and wrought-iron swirls inserts and a gate featuring a geometric Art Deco pattern.
The tree in blossom in this photograph is a prunus; a genus of trees and shrubs, which includes the plums, cherries, peaches, apricots and almonds. This is an ornamental variety, which burst into blossom almost a month before usual owing to an unusually warm spell of weather just prior to the photograph being taken.
Abstract image of office building with window reflections of trees and unusual architecture design
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