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Observation Tower on the River Mur designed by terrain:loenhart&mayr

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archistudent:

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All the Buildings in New York…Drawn by Hand

What began as a blog, All The Buildings In New York, to keep track of his many sketches of New York’s architecture (particularly the brownstones), is now a book (All The Buildings in New York: That I’ve Drawn So Far - which includes about 500 drawings). Organized by neighborhoods, it features New York architectural icons from the past and present, including the Chrysler Building, the Flatiron, Apple’s 5th Avenue store, as well as the everyday buildings that make up New York’s unique cityscape.

really nice illustrations that are worth sharing here!

fabriciomora:

zach crocker - cal poly 

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plevacon:

fabriciomora:

Bart O’Doherty→The South Wal

This is nicely done!

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Salt Pond Ecosystem

The color of salt ponds range from pale green to deep coral pink, and indicate the salinity of the ponds. Microorganisms create these spectacular colors, changing their own hues in response to increasing salinity.

In low-to mid-salinity ponds, green algae proliferate and lend the water a green cast. As the salinity increases, an algae called Dunaliella out-competes other microorganisms in the pond, and the color shifts to an even lighter shade of green. In mid-salinity ponds, millions of tiny brine shrimp clarify the brine and contribute an orange cast to the water. And in mid-to high-salinity ponds, high salt concentrations actually trigger the Dunaliella to produce a red carotenoid pigment. Halophiles, such as Halobacteria and Stichococcus, also contribute red tints to the hypersaline brine.

Kite aerial photographs by Charles “Cris” Benton.

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reblog sunday

laughingsquid:

MakerBot Digitizer, A Desktop 3D Scanner

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designed-for-life:

Transformer desk turns into bedroom by Athanasia Leivaditou of StudioNL

I know what all you architecture students are thinking.

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Landscape Architecture: PLATdesign

now THIS is a parking lot!!

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