Branislav Kropilak

Branislav Kropilak just sent word about two of his new projects. The billboard shown above is from the Ads series, while the Factories series is spectacular as well. Well worth a visit.

Juliane Eirich Photography

I Heart Photograph is one of my favorite blogs and they always seem to find the most amazing photographs. Here is a fine example of lonely/beautiful photos by Juliane Eirich.

Rasmus Norlander Arkitekturfotograf

Rasmus Norlander, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Stockholm based architectural photographer Rasmus Norlander shoots large and medium format to dramatic results.

Pruned - Parkour - Daniel Ilabacas

Old Street roundabout comp-2, originally uploaded by BombDog.

I was reading Pruned today when I became fascinated with the photos from Jon Lucas featuring parkour artist Daniel Ilabacas. I have always loved the idea behind parkour and its fluid path through architectural spaces. Anyway go check out Jon's photos and read the article on Pruned.

Andrew Moore Photography

Andrew Moore Photography, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Andrew Moore's architectural and natural landscape photography. Here is a nice conversation with him at Conscientious Blog.

Friederike von Rauch

Friederike von Rauch, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Minimal and monochromatic images from Friederike von Rauch. Image courtesy of Fifty One Fine Art Photography, Antwerp.

Andrew Maynard and Suburb Eating Robots

Andrew Maynard, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Andrew Maynard has been one of my favorite architects for a few years now. The work his studio puts out is fun, well conceived and extremely well designed. I hadn't been to his site in a while so today I found the CV08, the suburb eating robot. The site is also loaded with other projects to browse.

Polar Inertia Journal

Polar Inertia, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

I have been a fan of Polar Inertia for some time now. It is a great source of environmental photography and photo essays dealing with nomadic and popular culture. Updated every few months the site is also being translated into a book by RAM Publications.

Sato Shintaro Photography

Sato Shintaro Photography, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

I find these images absolutely spectacular images of Tokyo. Sato Shintaro takes these shots from the emergency stairs on residential and office buildings at twilight.

Isidro Blasco

Isidro Blasco, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

"When I Look At It" is a series of photo-constructions by Isidro Blasco while working in China. The work goes on display in April at Contrast Gallery in Shanghai. via designboom

Ola Kolehmainen Photography

Ola Kolehmainen Photography, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

Came across some beautiful photographs from Ola Kolehmainen. He shoots architecture in an abstracted and minimal way and the results are breath taking. His work will be at Galeria Senda starting February 24th. via designboom

Scott Peterman Photography

Scott Peterman Photography, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

I am always attracted to architectural photography and photographer Scott Peterman has a wonderful portfolio. Represented by Higher Pictures in New York, I am especially drawn to Peterman's series of ice fishing shacks. There is a beautiful minimalist quality to them that makes them almost other worldly. via Beautiful Decay

Daniel Clements Photography

Daniel Clements Photography, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

This is the winning photo for the Masters Cup International Color Awards, architecture category. Taken by Daniel Clements in Berlin at the Holocaust Memorial designed by Peter Eisenmen. It is part of a series by Clements called Silent Memory. via Dezeen.

Evoke by Usman Haque

Evoke by Usman Haque, originally uploaded by twenty2woblog.

An amazing light display using architecture as a canvas, is the work of Usman Haque. The public was encouraged to interact with the installation by controlling patterns with their voices. Different frequency and tone create unique patterns and color. This must have been truly spectacular in person. via designboom

The Way We Live

A friend of mine and former roommate has relaunched his blogging effort. After taking a few months off from posting he has given himself a schedule to go after and has been posting great content. Be sure to check out Geoff's The Way We Live as he examines the architecture/art/design world.

Park Kalkriese

Park Kalkriese, originally uploaded by twenty2wo.

Thanks go out to John over at Archidose for using my image on Sunday. He has a great blog that I highly recommend.

Michael Wolf Photography

I came across images from Michael Wolf some time ago but just saw them again today. The series Architecture of Density shows some beautifully scary pictures of Hong Kong.

originally seen at Magical Urbanism, reminded again by Kate Andrews