Architects talk about designing to an “industrial aesthetic,” but forget that the great mill buildings of 1880-1920 were extremely simple and repetitive. Unusually calm design would serve them well.

This kind of design is getting increasingly popular. Wondering why.

Designed as a modern shelter, this circular home wraps around a courtyard to connect family life with the mountain landscape. 📍Gimcheon-si, South Korea Project by: UTAA Details: arc.ht/3Uhh2eu

TWA Hotel at JFK Airport by Eero Saarinen Queens, New York, USA 🇺🇸

¿El paraíso…?

Saudi Arabia is building a partially glass-bottomed hotel across a 450-metre long bridge. Forming part of NEOM, Treyam will sit 36-metres above a lagoon and offer guests a rooftop infinity pool along with views down through the floors of their rooms. 📷 NEOM

Vietnam is the most exciting place in the world for high density, narrow plot architecture, and it's not even close.

Bubble House New York

Winery in Aidipsos 🇬🇷

The harmony of this building is actually felt in that curve.

Beyond by SAOTA Clifton, Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦

Set to rise over the river, this walkable weathering steel arch will support both traffic and views, turning infrastructure into an active urban landmark. 📍Ängelholm, Sweden Project by: Entropic Details: arc.ht/45mFKQZ

It has a very Homely vibe. Kudos to the Photographers as well

Gamla Uppsala Sweden 🇸🇪

💠 A Glass Sanctuary in the Heart of Bangkok

🎋 Slay with Bamboo

Mount Fuji, Japan