How We Imagined It Would Be

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[wmud]

andré wogenscky - foyer de jeunes travailleurs clairevive, saint-etienne, france, 1962-63

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[germanpostwarmodern]

Office Building of Northwestern Insurance Company (1962) in Raleigh, NC, USA, by George Milton Small jr.. Demolished in 2016.

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[germanpostwarmodern]

Office Building of an Advertising Agency (1959-61) in Los Angeles, USA, by Craig Ellwood

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[unavidamoderna]

Vista de conjunto de casas desde un área de juegos, Unidad de Habitacion en Ciudad Sahagún, Fray Bernardino de Sahagún, Hidalgo, México 1962

Arq. Teodoro González de León

View of townhouses from a play area, Housing complex, Cuidad Sahagun, Fray Bernardino de Sahagun, Hidalgo, Mexico 1962

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[danismm]

National Homes 1957

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[brutgroup]

@socheritage The Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria Tower (KNSB/CITUB) in construction, square Macedonia, Sofia, 1978
Architects Lozan Lozanov and Prof. Bogdan Tomalevski
#brutgroup photo via #socialistmodernism

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[misforgotten2]

Sunset The Magazine of Western Living  December 1957

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[architectureofdoom]

Light rail station, Kryvyi Rih, 1986

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[phdonohue]

House of the Future, Ahwatukee, Arizona, 1979 – Taliesan Associated Architects

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[retrogeographie]

Strasbourg, le centre admnistratif.

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[c86]

Worsley braided interchange from Yorkshire Motorway, the opening brochure of the M62 Lancashire, 14 October 1971

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[danismm]

1950s shapes molded in concrete form a roof garden.1959 Sao Paulo

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[germanpostwarmodern]

Housing Development “BGV II” (1967-69) in Innsbruck, Austria, by Josef Lackner

[How We Imagined It Would Be]

[danismm]

Family room is good for TV viewing and informal dinings. With Walls door open at both ends, it becomes a Porch, 1959