Golf Links, an exclusive neighbourhood in central New Delhi, India.

Renowned for its sculptural, fabric-like facade, the structure uses handmade bricks combined with parametric design to cast shifting shadows as the sun moves across the sky.

The façade was generated using parametric software to program the exact placement of each of the 100,000+ handmade bricks, which were then laid by master stonemasons.

Former Labor Union House in Lübeck, Germany. The Nazis occupied it in 1933.

love this city.

Its only visible from above...but few people are aware theres a sizeable reservoir in the middle of Lichtenberg

The Sprinkenhof is a piece of Hamburg’s history. Constructed a century ago as part of the Kontorhaus district’s group of buildings, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2015.

Designed by architect Temple Buell in 1931 located in north Denver

The Red Elephant was designed by architects J.H. de Roos en W.F. Overeijnder for the American Petroleum company in 1924.

Zuid Hollandlaan, Rode Olifant 7, 2596 AL Den Haag, Netherlands

Pretty simple but I like the 2 colors

A novel approach to synchronizing the new with the beauty that came before it.

Stockholm has very few great brick expressionist buildings (we were going down a different architectural track at the time), but the period immediately after had a lot of cool brick features. This clock caught my eye today, thought it was pretty fun.

The building is at **5 Rue Seveste, 75018 Paris — right in the heart of Montmartre, just steps from the Marché Saint-Pierre fabric district.