#chat architecture

[mensministry]

Angsila Oyster Scaffolding Pavilion, Chonburi, Thailand,

Chat Architects

[miraculous-floconfettis]

Un petit détail m'a sauté aux yeux dans la bibliothèque des parents de Marc : ces deux livres plairaient beaucoup à Shirel Kurtzberg car ce sont des livres d'architecture (On peut lire "ANDO" et "Francis D.K. Ching" sur les tranches).

Tadao Ando est un architecte japonais mondialement connu pour ses bâtiments sobres et son matériau de prédilection : le béton. Il a reçu de nombreux prix au cours de sa carrière, dont le prestigieux Prix Pritzker.

On peut compter parmi ses réalisations la Maison Azuma à Osaka (dont il est originaire) (1), l'Église sur l'eau d'Hokkaido (2), l'Église de la lumière à Osaka (3), le musée d'art moderne de Fort Worth au Texas (4), et la réhabilitation de la Bourse de Commerce de Paris (5).

Francis D.K. Ching (dit Frank Ching), quant à lui, est architecte et professeur émérite à l'université de Washington à Seattle.

Il est l'auteur de nombreux ouvrages à succès sur l'architecture et le design, traduits en plus de onze langues, dont le fameux livre "Architectural Graphics" qui en est actuellement à sa 7e réédition.

Frank Ching poste très régulièrement des croquis sur son blog "Seeing Thinking Drawing" https://www.frankching.com/wordpress/

[qoldenskies]

are there any rottmnt pjo aus out there because i think there should be

[julijbee]

exclusively between the hours of 1 and four

[risingsunresistance]

heartwarming: person you disliked for being annoying in community drama is actually just as annoying in real life and faces consequences for it

[ballpitbee]

NICK OBJECTUM RIGHTS!!! (foghorn blast)

YOU BETCHA!!!

[virgil-upinthestars]

so, my dad went to notre dame, the college in indiana (*cue fight song*). but we're also québécois, so in my family, we pronounce la notre-dame de paris the french way, and notre dame (the college) with the most brutal east coast american accent you can think of. it was how we differentiated between the two. now, i might be québécois by heritage, but i speak french like a kid from butt-fuck cow country france (périgord vert my beloved), so my pronunciation is downright beautiful. french as fuck. québécois people think i was born in france. accent so strong i sometimes get a throat infection if i haven't spoken the language in a while.

well, i think i almost killed my french professor today when i was yapping about the notre dame football game (rip). i was in full bilingual mode, so my sentence was "perfect french perfect french perfect french NODER DAYME" and let me tell you that 40 y/o parisian almost had a stroke

[rozecrest]

yuri is always making me do research omg 😭

[ateenagegirlexploringtheworld]

hello! I created a discord server secret society and everyone's free to join! we can talk about anything, from art, history and literature to music, films and science! feel free to join!! <33

[todayisafridaynight]

the lighthouse > lesbian haircut — snap, 2025

i do fw lighthouses more than lesbian haircuts im sorry

[astarionsknife]

So misty today

[iknowwhereyousleepatnight]

The secret to good school is good funding. One day, I dream of a world where all schools have options for their children. Personally, I think it's pretty important for that sort of thing to start out early. See if you're actually into that think BEFORE you're 100k in debt and hating your life.

My area has some awesome architecture. One time, I wanted to do a project on it, and my teacher said it was too complicated. I cried, like genuinely left that class, found a place to sit down, and just cried. The buildings were pretty, and I wanted to talk about them. I really do love the amount of thought put into those buildings. The people who made them are dead, but their art is still there. A bunch of dudes 100 years ago sat down and designed this theater. Then more came in and built it. And here I am, sitting there.

Architecture is so awesome in the way that it's interactive. It can survive longer than any human.

definitely!! being able to explore interests before you gotta choose one for your career is soso important i rlly wish i got to try out some more shit before i had to settle on smth

also sameee my city has a lot of old architecture (especially my school. some of the buildings are falling apart but they're very old and very pretty) and im like just in awe of it like architecture is an art but it's more than an art because unlike a lot of art it's not just something to look at it's somewhere someone lives or works or goes with friends and makes memories like a lot of art doesnt have a practical function but architecture does and it serves as a setting for so much of people's lives and that's really impactful and so awesome because there's architecture everywhere and it's all so beautiful *dreamy sigh*

also sucks that ur teacher sucked i hate when teachers/profs won't let you do projects on what ur passionate abt like passion is the basis of learning why aren't u supporting that....

[official-vampire-business]

is the louvre like underground or is the museum in the buildings surrounding the pyramid. i dont GET IT!!!!!

[retrogeographie]

Roncq, la résidence des Chats-Huants.

[chats-cosmiques]

Tashirojima, l’île aux chats (Océan Pacifique).

[burnt-pygmalion]

the wind is rising,

Hello! my name is shroom, and you've found my art account! I post about any writing, traditional + digital art, and crochet projects here <3

the sun is shining,

if you recognize my art, that's because I moved from @/multishroomm-draws-moved :)

the dawn is breaking,

mutual list. byf + dni. about me.

the world is waking.