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streetmatt · 4 months
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Graffiti, snowfall.
By Matti Merilaid.
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rennebright · 9 months
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夏だ!海だ! by 黒音りんか ※Illustration shared with permission from the artist. If you like this artwork please support the artist by visiting the source.
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yollsv · 1 year
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spoilsam · 7 months
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thegentlemancollects · 2 months
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kenllre · 10 months
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Aliene Ma’riage - [1999.12.22] Les Soirée 夜の舞踏会~ル・ソワレ~完結篇
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sailundertheblack · 1 year
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By Bas Glaap
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a-titty-ninja · 9 months
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「夏だ!海だ!」 by 黒音りんか | Twitter
๑ Permission to reprint was given by the artist ✔.
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waifubuki · 9 months
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ocean-liners · 11 months
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Queen Mary, Then and Now
Today marks the 87th anniversary of her maiden voyage!
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rennebright · 8 months
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マスト2 by ミ茶(ミチャ) ※Illustration shared with permission from the artist. If you like this artwork please support the artist by visiting the source.
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keepingitneutral · 2 years
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‘Land on Water ‘
A growing acknowledgement of sea level rise and an increased risk of urban flooding has contributed to a sharp increase in interest in building on water but current solutions.
The system is based on simple, flat-pack modules made from reinforced, recycled plastic that can be easily transported around the globe and assembled into countless configurations. Providing a secure floating founda-tion for building housing and infrastructure.
The system was inspired by gabion construction, an ancient technology which utilises mesh cages filled with rub-ble to create extremely sturdy, low cost foundations. In this case the concept is inverted; and the modular ‘cages’ are filled with locally sourced, upcycled floatation supporting the weight of any structure built on top. This has the unique advantage that floatation can be added or adjusted at any time if weight is added above.
Developed by the Danish Maritime Architecture Studio ‘MAST’ with the support of Hubert Rhomberg and venture studio ‘FRAGILE’
Photorealistic visualisations by KVANT-1
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seeseagulls · 7 months
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princessbrookesblog · 7 months
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