#minimal architecture

[5style]

When artistic imagination and the world of architecture meet. Design inspiration by Six N. Five.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Ulises del Llano

[matthieuvenot]

JUST BEFORE

[leibal]

Attefallshus is a minimal home located in Gothenburg, Sweden, designed by KFA arkitekter. The firm is led by three partners—Fabian Sahlqvist, Kristoffer Bilet, and Anders Natt och Dag—who studied together at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, earning degrees in heritage, transformation, and restoration.

[pamelaaminou]

´Ultra’

[mentalanguish]

[luciadanes]

There’s something deeply serene about white architecture with black details 🏛

Clean lines, just the right contrast, spaces that breathe. It’s beauty without pretense—balance that doesn’t shout, but lingers.

[jeanpaulcotte]

[geturlook2gether]

| via @arkjournal ; styling by @pernille.vest ; captured by @schonnemann |

ig. geturlook2gether / ig.lauritabanita

[archopian]

Bahnhofplatz Altdorf by Buchner Bründler Architekten.

Photos: Rory Gardiner

Via: https://instagram.com/arorygardiner?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

[5style]

Dreams of snow.

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Richard Meier

Grotta House, 1989

Source

[matthieuvenot]

End Sale. New prints available in my shop.

[leibal]

The Coach House is a minimal home located in London, United Kingdom, designed by Open Practice Architecture and Kinder Design. The Coach House, once a neglected automotive garage, has been transformed into a three-bedroom family home with a courtyard garden and guest suite annexe.

[pamelaaminou]

The thing about critics…..

I once received a comment about my images, suggesting that perhaps I should consider making them brighter, as they appeared too dark to the viewer’s eye. It’s not the first time I’ve heard such feedback, and it likely won’t be the last. The question arises: have I ever contemplated heeding this advice? The answer is a simple yes. But do I actually make my images brighter in response? No. Why? It…

[mentalanguish]