Category Archives: Travel

Dollhouse

Chengdu Creative Residential Buildings in China, have become known online for their playful, dollhouse-like design. The complex features a series of colorful, toy-like structures with an architectural style that’s both creative & imaginative. The buildings’ design is inspired by fairy tales & children’s stories, with features such as twisted spires, oversized windows, & vibrant hues.

Residential building | Chengdu
Residential building | Chengdu
Residential building | Chengdu
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Geneo at science park

Geneo mall’s sprawling entrance is stunning. The cathedral-like atrium, called the Canopy, is remarkable – the structure features mass-engineered wooden columns & arches that reach heights of up to 25-27 meters. The whole impression is suprisingly massive & really amazing.
Singapore is internationally renowned for its architecture & has made a name for itself as one of the world’s most innovative architectural cities. Iconic buildings, green urban planning & a blend of old & new – have created a global reputation.

Geneo mall, Singapore
Geneo mall, Singapore
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Wildlife architecture

This is entrance building to Eriksberg wildlife Park in Sweden – Scandinavia’s largest, designed by Sandellsandberg. The building was designed to provide visitors with a strong visual landmark where none previously existed.
The facade is clad in the iconic copper red Swedish colour & consists of vertical wooden slats of varying lengths arranged in curved shapes – creating the illusion of fabric draped around the structure.

Credit: Sandellsandberg
Credit: Sandellsandberg
Credit: Sandellsandberg
Credit: Sandellsandberg
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Hotel

Casa Malca, located in Tulum, Mexico, along the Caribbean coast is a luxury hotel known for its stunning architecture, artistic decor & lush surroundings. It’s a unique blend of contemporary & traditional architectural styles – with curved walls & flowing lines to create a sense of fluidity.

Credit: luxuryhotels.com
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French painter

Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), was a French painter celebrated for his distinctive & unconventional self-portraits – defining the formal norms of portraiture in his era. He frequently portrayed himself with exaggerated expressions & playful gestures, highlighting a sense of individuality & humor.


He served as a court painter to King Louis XVI but his relaxed & expressive style has made him a memorable & singular figure in art history. His self-portraits have experienced a surge in popularity in recent years, especially through their widespread use in meme culture.

Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), French painter.
Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), French painter.
Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), French painter.
Joseph Ducreux (1735-1802), French painter.
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