Alejandro Covarrubias

[東洋先生 @toyosensei369]

古代ギリシアの密儀では、音楽と建築は別のものではなかった。

建物の各部分は音程や和音に対応し、その比率が美しい音楽と同じ調和を満たすとき、はじめて美しい建築になると考えられた。

宇宙は数によって秩序づけられ、
音楽はその秩序を耳で聞く。
建築はその秩序を目で見るもの。

ゲーテは言った。

「音楽とは液体の建築である。建築とは凍れる音楽である」

ㅤ薬師寺の五重塔、日本
György Doczi著

[hiroyuki @hiroyuki_life]

35歳です。パステルを日々描いています。
宮崎の片隅でひっそりと生きてます。

[ParametricArchitecture @parametricarch]

🔭 AlUla Manara Observatory by Heatherwick Studio in AlUla, Saudi Arabia

AlUla Manara Observatory is a proposed astrotourism and research destination within AlUla’s Dark Sky Park. Inspired by galaxies and the region’s sandstone formations, the project integrates observation decks, exhibition spaces, a planetarium, and research facilities into sculptural stone-clad forms that emerge from the desert landscape.

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[Francisco Gómez de Tejada | arquitecto @gomezdetejada]

Arte oculto en los libros.

[SHAV★ @shavnyuy]

An architect in Maharashtra studied how ants regulate temperature inside a mound and built a house that works the same way.

The Anthill. Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra, India. Kaushal Tatiya Architects. 650 square metres. 2026.

Curved brick balconies stack around a double-height living space, with perforated brick courses informed by traditional jali screens creating ventilation and dappled light throughout. Courtyards, skylights, and layered terraces move hot air upward and pull cooler air through the section without a mechanical system running. The brick was laid in varying textured patterns across the curved facade, herringbone and stack bond alternating as the surface rises, so the wall is both structure and ornament and climate system simultaneously.

“I wanted the building to appear as though it had emerged from the ground over time rather than being artificially imposed on the site,” the architect said.

Those children climbing the perforated wall and sitting in the circular window are not decoration. The building made space for them without being asked. That is what people-centered architecture actually means, not a tagline, a decision made in every brick course.

Any architect building in Africa’s tropical climate today who still cannot tell you how their building breathes has no business holding a pencil.

Kaushal Tatiya Architects | The Anthill | Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra | 2026 | Photography: Avesh Gaur

[Dòkun📍 @Arch_Dokun77]

Spain Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka📍📍 — architecture inspired by a hidden ocean current 🌊

Designed by -Enorme Studio, Smart and Green Design, and Néstor Montenegro Mateos.
#Architecture

[Aseel Swaid @aseelswaid9]

Lonely Houses Portugal

[Kea @jacquemusx]

Tonight’s Louis Vuitton Men runway show has the most amazing set design!!

[Philip Oldfield @SustainableTall]

I like this apartment plan.

Each living space is dual-aspect, and easy to cross ventilate.

The kitchen in the middle, splits the space in terms of function, but also forms a larger balcony.

There is a decent lobby!

By Think Architecture in Kilchberg, Switzerland

[bloomelle @bloomele_]

shell investigation

[𝜗℘ @lacedli]

The kindest thing literature does is remind you that your peculiar little feelings have always existed. Someone, in some century, was equally confused by love, bored by society, tired of performing, and hungry for meaning.

[Ramin Nasibov @RaminNasibov]

Bathroom floor that looks like a tiny pool.

[Sincero - Mente · Ventas · Dinero @Sincero_Dinero]

Fue construido en 1773.

No tiene electricidad.
No tiene motor.
No tiene baterías.

Y aun así, sigue funcionando.

El Cisne de Plata es una obra maestra de la ingeniería que lleva más de 250 años moviéndose únicamente mediante resortes y engranajes de latón.

A veces, la cúspide de la ingeniería se alcanzó mucho antes de la invención de la electricidad.

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

Tree grates.

[大变活人 @seanwei001]

将数千根吸管打包在一起，基本上就创造了一个低科技的像素屏幕。

每根吸管作为一个独立的光路，完全模仿了数据通道的工作方式。

[Views @viewsfrance]

Les illustrations de stades de l’artiste Richard Nadler.

[☁ @canekzapata]

Hice unos poemas

[萩原幸也 ®️ @onipro]

円状に配置された8台のブランコによる音響彫刻。ブランコの上部には、ノルマンディー地方の古い教会鐘が取り付けられている。鑑賞者が実際にブランコに乗って漕ぎ、身体を揺らすことで、頭上の鐘が不規則にリズミカルな音を響かせる。
ブランコが設置された足元には一面に広がるガラスのインスタレーションを設置。このガラスの層は、まるで結晶化した湖や海岸の波打ち際のような視覚効果をもたらし、光の反射によって庭園の景色そのものを変容させている。
フランスのアーティスト、セレスト・ブルシエ＝ムジュノの作品。

[Bubu @BubuShaped]

Le dije a mi madre que no entendía por qué me afectaban tanto las cosas y me contestó “tu mundo es tan pequeño que cualquier cosa que pasa en él es grande”.

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

Splendid Fairywren vs. Blue Pansy flower