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Via Archdaily Brasil

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Renowned French American photographer Vincent Laforet recently embarked on the photo mission of a lifetime when he soared 7,500 feet in a helicopter above New York City to capture breathtaking aerial photos of the glittering cityscape at night. Held in only by a full-body harness, leaning out of the chopper over a dizzying expanse of darkness and tiny pinpoints of light, the photographer says his experience was “both exhilarating and terrifying” and “the scariest… and the most beautiful” flight of his career.

Sanuki + Nishizawa have adapted the prototypical Vietnamese tube house to create a tall, narrow residence that lets daylight penetrate its walls and floors »

The Petri Dish Project (12a), by J.D Doria, 2014

by Kyle Bonallo

by vincenzoreale Honoured to be part of the Arup structural design team for the Sleuk Rith Institute, first Zaha Hadid building in timber, a museum for the memory and reconciliation of Cambodia’s people http://ift.tt/1vPKki7 #Zaha #Zahahadis #Arup #timber #Cambodia #SleukRith #Architecture #Engineering #Museum

This cabin sits on a wooded slope high over a Norwegian lake »

Maria Arakelova

Plants and herbs will be sown into the tops of the balustrade. The hope is that employees will turn the greenery into a working garden, adding ingredients to their lunches and making fresh mint tea.