Singapore-based Jared Lim on his project:
"Urban Exploration consists of photos I took during the course of my full-time, travel-related career. Since most of the places I travel to are major cities, architecture is the prevailing theme. I have loved geometry since I was a kid. Even when I was young, I loved to create repeated patterns and designs at school."
See also Patterns in Urban Architecture
Based in Barcelona, Clément Celma is a photographer passionate about the power of panoramas to unlock the hidden right in front of you. Here, a series of interiors of la Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, by architect Antonio Gaudí.
Crocheted Jacaré Alligator Playground
Designed by Olek
São Paulo
Learn more about this project here.
Architizer has this outstanding list of creative and beautiful playgrounds around the world.
See also our list of Wildly Imaginative Public Schools
Woods of Net
Designed by Tezuka Architects
Hakone, Japan
Read more about this project here.
The Brumleby Playground
Designed by Monstrum
Copenhagen
Learn more about this project here.
The Water Playground
Designed by RS+ Robert Skitek
Tychy, Poland
Learn more about this project in the Architizer database.
Imagination Playground
Designed by Rockwell Group
New York City
Learn more about this project in the Architizer database.
Blaxland Riverside Park Regional Playspace
Designed by JMD Design
Sydney
Read more about this A+ Award Winner here.
PlayDome Bristol
Designed by Arc2 architecten
Bristol, UK
Learn more about this project in the Architizer database.
Lion’s Park Playground
Designed by Rural Studio
Greensboro, Alabama
Read more about this project here.
Wikado Playground
Designed by 2012 Architecten
Rotterdam
Read our previous posting about this project here.
The Forest of Cherry Blossoms at Moerenuma Park
Designed by Isamu Noguchi
Sapporo, Japan
Read more about this project here.
Munich-based photographer Nich Frank (http://www.iso72.de ) sees geometry all around him and captures images that let us see them too.
“[it's] about self-discovery, finding something new or to interpret it differently, change the own point of view, leaving the rhythm and the usual paths. It’s about time, places, moments, but also technology.”
The Second Avenue subway line is being tunneled under Manhattan in a huge construction project underneath a living, breathing megapolis.
