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Stewart Brand, How Buildings Learn, 1994 What happens after they’re builtBy the creator of The

Giovanni della Robbia’s Resurrection of Christ was commissioned around 1520-24 by the Antinori famil

Architectural Landscape with a Canal, Hubert Robert, 1783

Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli. Tivoli (the Ancient Tibur, 23 kilometers from Rome) is the site of

Architectural Veduta, attributed to Francesco di Giorgio Martini, ca. 1490-1500

This week we look back at the research of 2016-2017  Museum Education Fellow Chris Moyer. Chris deve

wanderthewood:Cloisters at Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucestershire, England by F A Z

dekehlmark:William Willis (1841-1923), Wells Cathedral - 1873/74

heaveninawildflower:Decorated ceiling of the ‘Lady Chapel.’ Ely cathedral.July 4th 2015.Own photogra

Fashion Show, 1864. Interior View of the Academy of Music as Seen from Dress Circle. Colored inks. P

Irving Underhill’s 1906 photograph highlights the architectural and technological innovations of Con

Giuseppe Galli Bibiena (1696-1757):The courtyard of a palace, for a theatrical set. 18th century.

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Merovingian Architectural Ring, 6th Century, France, [600x600]

A 13th century architectural marvel, Saghmosavank Monastery.Photo credit: Suren ManvelyanThe monaste

The Wrigley Building marked 100 years with a celebration yesterday, though the actual opening of the

Architectural details of Reims Cathedral, a masterpiece of the gothic art, France

Berlin. Siegessäule by Yuri Depeche Camera: Nikon D700

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Merovingian Architectural Ring, 6th Century, France, [600x600]

Seeking light by Rana Jabeen

Real Alcazar de Sevilla by Jose Miguel Sanchez camera: Sony Alpha a7 III

Cornerstone… . . . #architecture #architecturephotography #architectural #archilovers #lo

Jan van der Heyden - An Architectural Fantasy with a Triumphal Arch17th centuryoil on panelThe Natio

Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli. Tivoli (the Ancient Tibur, 23 kilometers from Rome) is the site

‘Force Crag Mine’, Cumbria, UK (2018) Photograph: Richard Ward

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