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Fernando Guerra is a renowned Portuguese architectural photographer whose work has significantly influenced the way architecture is visually represented. Known for his dramatic use of natural light and keen attention to spatial details, Guerra captures the essence of architectural forms in a way that transcends mere documentation. His photographs often serve as compelling narratives about the relationship between space, environment, and human interaction.
Located in the business heart of Sharq, Kuwait City, BBT Hilltop by TAEP/AAP is an exemplar in multi-purpose design, both fulfilling and surpassing the role of a typical food and…
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Set against the arid and sun-drenched backdrop of Al Khiran, Kuwait, the Tent House by TAEP/AAP is a striking example of how architecture can adapt to its context while being…
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Designed by Marchi Architects in 2015 the Chestnuts House has asymetrical volumetry to maintain balance with the existing buildings.
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The Iberê Camargo Foundation Museum, designed by renowned architect Álvaro Siza Vieira, serves as a contemporary homage to Brazilian brutalism of the mid-20th century. Yet, it transcends its historical roots…
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Completed in 2009 by Lisbon-based architects Pereira Miguel Arquitectos, Casa del Monte, or “The Dune House,” is a hidden concrete structure beneath a sand “dune¨that establishes a new relationship between…
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