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Royal Infirmary.

Radar station facing the former border between the USSR and China - now in Kyrgyzstan, close to the village of Sary-Tash and on the long downhill road from the Tajik border.

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Montréal, Mile-End

Nueva Biblioteca Municipal en Vera.

La propuesta parte de la idea de “LIBRO”, como contenedor de apariencia sencilla en su exterior, pero de capacidad infinita en su interior. Un objeto que, cerrado apenas nos permite adivinar su contenido. Se precisa abrirlo y entrar, para descubrir todo lo que nos puede ofrecer. El libro nos permite olvidar  nuestra realidad dejando que sus páginas nos aíslen del mundo que nos rodea.

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IT City - [DAY_875] Utopia & Neo Tokyo kits by: Kitbash3D

Urban Geometry in de foto’s van Chen Changxu.

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Colorful Light Pillars

How can an aurora appear so near the ground? Pictured above are not aurora but nearby light pillars, a local phenomenon that can appear as a distant one. In most places on Earth, a lucky viewer can see a Sun-pillar, a column of light appearing to extend up from the Sun caused by flat fluttering ice-crystals reflecting sunlight from the upper atmosphere. Usually these ice crystals evaporate before reaching the ground. During freezing temperatures, however, flat fluttering ice crystals may form near the ground in a form of light snow, sometimes known as a crystal fog. These ice crystals may then reflect ground lights in columns not unlike a Sun-pillar. In the above picture, the colorful lights causing the light pillars surround a ice-skating rink in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Credit: Walter Tape (Alaska Fairbanks), Figure 8-1, Atmospheric Halos

Lucien Lambion, immeuble de logements, 176 rue Saint-Maur, Paris, 1929