‘Built By Humans’: 30 Architects That Ate And Left No Crumbs When It Came To Creating Something Amazing
The Instagram account 'Built By Humans' showcases stunning structures from around the world, both ancient and modern, and celebrates the ingenuity and creativity behind them.
From intricate temples and monuments to towering skyscrapers, 'Built By Humans' is a feast for the eyes. However, according to its description, this fun little online project also features emerging architects and designers who are trying to make a name for themselves by pushing the boundaries of the craft.
This way, the account retains the balance between traditional designs and the latest trends and innovations in the field. Below you will find our favorite posts from its feed.
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This is what I would want to live in if I was a famous actress in the past
I love how even the lighting is carefully designed to play with the architecture!
looks like something out of Star Wars in more of a human way if that makes sense
Note: this post originally had 71 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
Nope, the vast majority of these leave me cold. I do like big windows to let in plenty light, but NOT glass walls. The only one I actually liked was the one that was apparently a LOTR film set! 😀
Yes. Too much glass, not enough privacy, no feeling of warmth or coziness, and I shudder to think about the heating and cooling costs.
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The civic ones are great, the private residence ones just remind me that I’m living in a new Gilded Age.
Nope, the vast majority of these leave me cold. I do like big windows to let in plenty light, but NOT glass walls. The only one I actually liked was the one that was apparently a LOTR film set! 😀
Yes. Too much glass, not enough privacy, no feeling of warmth or coziness, and I shudder to think about the heating and cooling costs.
Load More Replies... The civic ones are great, the private residence ones just remind me that I’m living in a new Gilded Age.
