Carrer de Casanova by Arquitectura-G
Formed in 2007 by architects Jonathan Arnabat, Jordi Ayala-Bril, Igor Urdampilleta and Aitor Fuentes, Arquitectura-G are based in Barcelona.
Formed in 2007 by architects Jonathan Arnabat, Jordi Ayala-Bril, Igor Urdampilleta and Aitor Fuentes, Arquitectura-G are based in Barcelona.
The idea of a closed city is a curious one. The fabric of a typical city is porous, dynamic and characterised by endless flow of people, goods and energy.
On his website, Kevin Faingnaert, who lives in Gent, Belgium, describes himself as a portrait and documentary photographer, which is interesting because not only does it imply the act of observing, but of telling a story as well.
When it comes to China, the most familiar picture to me is one of gigantic high-rise buildings growing up into the sky.
Sometimes things just fall into place, as they did for Sean Lemoine; a self-taught photographer from California, who previously scheduled out weekly events to photograph for deliberate practice.
Humans shape their surroundings–everything should be in order and things should follow certain rules.