Pinterest of the dayArchinect Glass
Archinect's board on glass architecture: facades, windows and light-filled interiors of new buildings worldwide, with over 2,000 pins.
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Pinterest of the dayArchinect's board on glass architecture: facades, windows and light-filled interiors of new buildings worldwide, with over 2,000 pins.
Czechia of the dayAn online guide to Brno's architecture: 865 buildings and monuments, 45 walking trails, a map and pages on architects — in English, Czech and German.
A chartered UK architect shows the job from the inside: site visits, choosing tiles, drafting mistakes and projects across Africa.
The construction channel known from YouTube, in one-minute form: skyscrapers, megaprojects and infrastructure, from Sagrada Família to Heathrow.
Greece of the dayA long-running hobby project rebuilding Athens in 3D, era by era — from the Mycenaean period to 1833: the Acropolis, the Agora, Kerameikos and Roman Athens.
Pinterest of the dayWallpaper* magazine's Design board: 500+ pins of furniture, objects, interiors and buildings, with new projects added every week.
Instagram of the daySwedish-born, London-based interior designer: bold colour, pattern, playful details and furniture of her own design. A feed that makes you want to rearrange your home.
Kazakhstan of the dayA photo field guide to the small stuff on Almaty's streets — whitewashed trees, irrigation ditches, carved window frames, tiled facades — and why each one is there.
Instagram of the dayNorwegian practice Snøhetta shares its buildings, landscapes and interiors from around the world almost daily, each with a proper explanation.
Kyrgyzstan of the dayA detailed guide to Bishkek's Soviet-era mosaics, buildings and monuments, with a map of every spot.
Site of the dayIconic Houses is a global network of 20th-century house museums: homes by Aalto, Le Corbusier, Loos and others, artists' studios, and even a few iconic houses you can stay in.
TikTok of the dayNino Ferrari-Mathis walks you through remarkable homes and museums — LA modernism, Brazil, France, Japan — so you feel the space, not just see it.