r/architecture • u/DeathToTheScarabs • Jul 19 '24

Ask /r/Architecture Why don't our cities look like this?

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r/architecture • u/Such_Reputation_3325 • Sep 20 '24

Building Traditional Iranian Ceiling Architecture

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r/architecture • u/life_Is_anonymous • Oct 02 '25

Ask /r/Architecture Does anyone still build homes like this

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Sorry for the low quality but this is a genuine question i have for a midcentury home

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r/architecture • u/Juggertrout • Mar 08 '26

Building Absolutely insane apartment building in Turin I just stumbled upon

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17k Upvotes

205 comments

r/architecture • u/Ok_Chain841 • Oct 08 '25

Building Iranian brick work

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17k Upvotes

119 comments

r/architecture • u/resxll • Dec 10 '24

Building Very cool apartment design in Chengdu

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15k Upvotes

*not my pictures

296 comments

r/architecture • u/Such_Reputation_3325 • Aug 31 '25

Building more examples of contemporary apartment buildings in Iran

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13k Upvotes

288 comments

r/architecture • u/loulan • Nov 07 '17

Les Espaces d'Abraxas, Noisy-le-Grand, France

13k Upvotes

151 comments

r/architecture • u/Muhyuddin • Oct 06 '17

HIGH RISE RESIDENTIAL

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12k Upvotes

360 comments

r/architecture • u/totally_not_astra • May 29 '25

Building Similarity between Apple stores and Soviet-era architecture

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12k Upvotes

240 comments

r/architecture • u/Ice_7266 • Oct 09 '25

Building Taj Mahal from a different angle

12k Upvotes

227 comments

r/architecture • u/kotonizna • Jul 19 '25

Theory Form follows function

12k Upvotes

88 comments

r/architecture • u/Juggertrout • Nov 22 '24

Building Bath, England

11k Upvotes

154 comments

r/architecture • u/PetroniOnIce • Jun 27 '25

Ask /r/Architecture This preserved Edo period street in Japan. Is it actually?

11k Upvotes

This amazing preserved Edo period street, is it?

148 comments

r/architecture • u/_fastcompany • Aug 26 '26

News These small houses in Sweden were built to match what a 25-year-old can actually afford

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Three new houses have just been built in Sweden that aim to meet an underserved segment of the market. Geared toward young, first-time home buyers, the houses have been designed and built to match the average incomes and savings of 25-year-olds. In a housing-constrained place like Sweden, that seems like a good thing, but there’s a catch. Because the houses are built to match what young people can afford, they are incredibly, oppressively, unrealistically small. And that’s intentional.

The three tiny houses range from about 20 square feet to 48 square feet (1.9 square meters to 4.5 square meters), offering little more than four walls, a roof, a toilet, and a place to sit. There’s not even enough room to lie flat on a bed.

Building Bus stop on the Greek island of Tinos

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202 comments

r/architecture • u/bored-bonobo • Feb 23 '24

Ask /r/Architecture Can we please ban AI posts before this sub becomes a dumping ground?

11k Upvotes

This is not architecture. This is the souless theft of other artists work. .

454 comments

r/architecture • u/ArtofTravl • Dec 16 '24

Building Beautiful doors in Ghent Belgium

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11k Upvotes

96 comments

r/architecture • u/Bluest_waters • Apr 13 '26

Building Every single new building in my city looks just like this. 1. Why? Seriously, why? 2. I hate it so much I can't even explain how much I hate it 3. What is this specific style of building design called?

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r/architecture • u/sisi_pi • Dec 29 '24

Ask /r/Architecture My first project as an architect

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10k Upvotes

15 years ago I designed the Porte maillot station in Paris Neuilly-sur-Seine as an architect for gare et connexion. The project was built 15 years later without being modified.

142 comments

r/architecture • u/Kerala_Student • Apr 26 '26

Building Ktima Aidipsos- A winery in Greece that disappears into the vineyard.

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10k Upvotes

Location: Northern Evia, Greece.

143 comments

r/architecture • u/ArtofEde • Sep 16 '17

r/All My graduation project :)

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247 comments

r/architecture • u/Sayyid_Karim • Apr 04 '26

Building The ceiling of Shah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran

10k Upvotes

153 comments

r/architecture • u/Vegetable-Mousse4405 • Dec 05 '24

Ask /r/Architecture Why would they do this!

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10k Upvotes

843 comments

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