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NCaved HouseSerifos Island, GreeceBuilt: 2020Architect: Mold Architects A home that disappears into a rocky Greek cliffO...
11/06/2026

NCaved House
Serifos Island, Greece

Built: 2020
Architect: Mold Architects

A home that disappears into a rocky Greek cliff

Organic architecture in harmony with the natural surroundings, leaving the Aegean Sea views undisturbed

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Druzhba SanatoriumYalta, CrimeaBuilt: 1978-1985Architect: Vasilevsky, KancheliSoviet era resort Elevated structure built...
11/06/2026

Druzhba Sanatorium
Yalta, Crimea

Built: 1978-1985
Architect: Vasilevsky, Kancheli

Soviet era resort

Elevated structure built in a gear like orientation to maximize views of the Black Sea

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TV Towers of Soviet Union / Eastern BlocHundreds of TV and radio towers were constructed throughout the Soviet Union and...
09/06/2026

TV Towers of Soviet Union / Eastern Bloc

Hundreds of TV and radio towers were constructed throughout the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc

While TV towers are commonly simple utilitarian structures, many towers were constructed by the Soviets to not only project radio waves, but beauty and state power

Many of these towers were built with public observation decks and rotating restaurants

One of the more conspicuous example might be the Berlin Fernsehturm (TV Tower). The Fernsehturm was a direct response to the Stuttgart TV Tower built in West Germany a few years prior

When the Berlin Fernsehturm was completed in 1969, it instantly became the tallest building in Germany. The giant towered over a divided Berlin, not so subtly projecting a message of socialist strength

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07/06/2026

Rudolph Quadplex Penthouse
23 Beekman St, New York

1860s brick townhouse with a 4-story steel penthouse addition

The personal home of architect Paul Rudolph

The interiors went through multiple reconfigurations during Rudolph’s lifetime. The Quadplex became a design lab for his geometric genius that made him one of the worlds most prominent architects

23 Beekman St became a protected building in 2012. The building was sold to designer Tom Ford for $18.5 Million in 2019

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Tokyo Clubs (00s)Nightclubs that have opened in the 00s with the rise of rave culture in JapanCutting edge lighting crea...
16/05/2026

Tokyo Clubs (00s)

Nightclubs that have opened in the 00s with the rise of rave culture in Japan

Cutting edge lighting creates a maze like atmosphere

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Portman AtriumsAmerican architect John Portman (1924-2017) popularized the massive atriums which are now common througho...
16/05/2026

Portman Atriums

American architect John Portman (1924-2017) popularized the massive atriums which are now common throughout the worlds shopping malls, conference centers, and hotels

Portman’s atriums popularized new standards: open air, multi-level central atriums with glass elevators that offer a birds eye view

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Soviet CircusCircuses were a common form of state sponsored entertainment in the USSRInstead of temporary tents, many ci...
16/05/2026

Soviet Circus

Circuses were a common form of state sponsored entertainment in the USSR

Instead of temporary tents, many cities had permanent structures built for frequent circuses

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Ricardo Gomara HousePlaya Brava, UruguayBuilt: 1982Architect: Ricardo GomaraVacation home constructed for upper class Ar...
13/05/2026

Ricardo Gomara House
Playa Brava, Uruguay

Built: 1982
Architect: Ricardo Gomara

Vacation home constructed for upper class Argentinian family in the resort city of Punta del Este

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13/05/2026

1964 New York World’s Fair

An event that occupied 600 acres of New York City during Summer 1964

The fairgrounds in Queens featured hundreds of pavilions showcasing midcentury American achievement. Fast cars, space rockets, and corporate technology

The 1964 Fair was the first time millions of people experienced video calling, IBM computers, and Ford Mustangs. It was also the first time millions of people saw the New York Mets — who began play at a new stadium on the fairgrounds

The 1964 World’s Fair is forever ingrained in the memories of New York boomers. Relics of the 1964 Fair are still visible from multiple highways in Queens — providing millions of passersby a trip down memory lane

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