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From above, it’s hard to tell where the building ends and the landscape begins. 🌿 The green roof merges with the surrounding environment, almost like the structure has become a natural part of the land. But it doesn’t just cover the building—it restores the space the structure once claimed, giving back to the earth with a living, breathing surface. Returning a piece of the landscape ensures that buildings work with nature, not against it. Green up the roofs, the cities, the world! 💚🌎 — Project: Moesgaard Museum 📸 Rune Slettemeås Photography — #greenroofs #environment #sustainability #nature #sustainablearchitecture

🏢 "How do we give new meaning to community spaces?" 🎨 From revitalizing common areas to breathing new life into rec centers, IOC Construction teams are dedicated to transforming multi-family spaces that foster connection and inspire positivity. Check out the full article to learn more about how design and paint are reshaping communities for the better: https://lnkd.in/g7DpfXsZ

Precast, prestressed concrete can be a major contributor to healthy building design, with attributes that foster good indoor environmental quality, acoustic control, daylighting and occupant safety. PCIMS Executive Director Jim Schneider, LEED AP dives into the topic in the latest issue of Ascent. #precastprotectslife #healthybuildings

The poster design for Earth Day is both striking and evocative, effectively capturing the essence of the event. The words “EARTH DAY” are prominently displayed above the planet in large, bold white letters. The simplicity and clarity of the text ensure that the message is easily understood and memorable. The contrast between the vibrant Earth and the dark space creates a visually appealing and impactful design. The use of white for the text adds to the clarity and readability. The design effectively communicates the theme of Earth Day, emphasizing the beauty and fragility of our planet. It serves as a reminder of the importance of environmental conservation and the need to protect our home. #posterdesign #design #graphicdesign #earthday

This photo reveals the breadth of this building's #architecturaldesign. #coolbuildings

Architectural photographer, Iwan Baan talks about how he goes about capturing the essence and energy of the cities and their architecture through the lens of photography. Dutch architectural photographer Iwan Baan was invited by the inaugural Chicago architecture Biennial to create a series that looks at Chicago, a city very much known for its architecture, in a new way. “In the series actually I stayed a little bit away from architecture actually,” says Baan. “It is also looking at the city; at the infrastructure, at the public spaces, at what people do in the city, what happens around the city.” Baan often works with architects who invite him to photograph their new urban builds. His real talent is looking at how that building becomes part of the city fabric and interacts with the urban landscape around it. Baan is also interested in how people take over the landscape with buildings, even in rural place, where people use specific materials and vernacular methods to create architecture. Visit the link in our bio to watch Iwan Baan's full interview #ArchitecturalPhotography #UrbanPhotography #CityLife #PublicSpaces #UrbanExploration #ArchitecturePhotography #ArchitecturalStorytelling #DesignIndaba

"Exploring the beauty and precision of Japan's traditional architecture has been an eye-opening journey. Each detail tells a story of history, culture, and craftsmanship, from ancient temples to meticulously crafted wooden structures. As an Australian commercial photographer, I’m excited to apply these timeless principles to my work—capturing the harmony of form and function. Stay tuned for how this study will inspire my future projects! #JapanArchitecture #CulturalInspiration #CommercialPhotography #MichaelPetersenPhotography"

An insightful interview highlighting the importance of a simple approach in transforming public spaces. Art can cultivate a cultural identity and give sense of belonging to many. Through public participation, there is an even greater feeling of inclusion which is vital in the conservation of social integrity. #architecture #community #socialimpact #participatorydesign #placemaking  

🎶 The Singing Ringing Tree: A Symphony of Art, Architecture, and Nature ✨ Have you ever encountered a sculpture that creates music? The Singing Ringing Tree, located in Lancashire, England, does just that! Designed by architects Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu, this striking wind-powered sculpture turns natural sound into a beautiful, haunting melody as the wind flows through its steel pipes. What makes it special? ● Innovation & Art: This installation blends creative design with the power of nature, showing how architecture can interact with the environment. ● Sustainability: The Singing Ringing Tree highlights the potential for eco-friendly art installations that engage with their surroundings in meaningful ways. ● Cultural Impact: It’s not just an artwork; it’s a piece of public art that invites viewers to experience something new and thought-provoking. 📍 Location: Crown Point, Burnley, Lancashire, UK Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast, nature lover, or just appreciate unique public art, the Singing Ringing Tree is a must-visit. This landmark is a prime example of how creative collaborations can lead to groundbreaking, sustainable art that interacts with its environment TYCOONSTORY #innovation #sculpture #sustainability #artinnature #publicart #architecture #designthinking #creativeleadership #environmentalart #sculpturedesign

I love a brick arch, almost as much as I love to travel. This pic was taken in Rome in September of 2010, and is one of my most cherished photos. Which architectural feature never fails to draw your attention? Let me know if the comments below. #retaildesign #retailarchitect #revitalisationarchitecture