#Mobile Architecture

[archiveofaffinities]

Gerhard 'Pop' Kaesler, Motorhome, Known as Home from Home, Australia, 1929

[alwayswonderingandwandering]

closed

[365filmsbyauroranocte]

Conclave (Edward Berger, 2024)

[whegan]

[picsfromsiberiangirl]

Don't Mind Me, Just Passing Through!

[parallaxaview]

Kerametal, Bratislava, Slovakia.

(Guide to Bratislava’s Brutalist & Communist Architecture part II.)

[jlxp]

From Carnet de Balade, a photographic stroll with a smartphone The old and the new

[serthra]

Looking Up

A different angle, looking up at the curved patterns of the VPL building.

The downtown Apple Store will do photo walks now and then and best of all, they are free! We joined one late last year, a bit of extra practice with the phone is always good and fun :)

Saw that they sometimes do them in Richmond too, will have to keep an eye on the schedules.

iPhone, Vancouver Public Library, Vancouver, BC, September 2024

[kenmarten]

Margam Crematorium, 1969 by F.D. Williamson & Associates.

[thegikitiki]

Home Decor, 1958

[archiveofaffinities]

Upholsterer's Van, San Francisco, USA, 1926

[antunesgavriel]

Lots of green somewhere in southeastern Brazil.

[keepingitneutral]

"Infinity" Mobile Architecture by A.L.P.S

The Infinity Unit is aimed to provide people a new solution toward dwellings. The inner skeleton is flexible, which its shape can be adjusted according to different terrains, and sits lightly and elegantly on the site.

Therefore, it is not limited to being fixed in a certain location. With different modular components and various facade options, the Infinity can be placed anywhere around the world, joining the adventure with people to explore the infinite possibilities.

"Infinity" is a Bronze A' Design Award winner

[mim70]

Saint Isaac's Cathedral, Saint Petersburg, Russia

[johbeil]

Old farmhouse

Pliezhausen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Vignette for Android on Sony Xperia Z5.

[photography-europe]