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an abstract background with many different colors and lines on it, including blue, pink, green

Images By Niwerton Passos On Aesthetic 705

a mosaic tile wall with many different colors

Porcelain Tiles Kitchen

Bathroom Wall Stickers

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an abstract mosaic tile pattern in blue, green and pink colors with white dots on the bottom

Holographic Wallpapers

Whatsapp Background

Cartoon Picture

Aesthetic Cartoon

Soyut Sanat Tabloları

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Garden Design

Web Design

Creative Design Agency

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Dot Studio

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a house made out of glass and wood in the middle of a park with steps leading up to it

Pavilion Architecture

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Pavilion Design

Parametric Architecture

Arch Model

Generative Design

Architecture Model Making

Parametric Design

Architecture Design Concept

Pavilion for the 11th Prague Quadrennial

a large white structure sitting on top of a wooden floor next to a tall building

Structure Architecture

Shade Structure

people sitting on benches in the middle of an open area with white walls and columns

Architecture Pavilion Public Spaces

Architecture Installation Public Spaces

Public Space Installation

Public Seating Architecture

Outdoor Installation Art Public Spaces

Outdoor Public Space Design

Outdoor Art Installation Public Spaces

Public Bench Design

Parametric Seating

10 Forward-Thinking Buildings by Snøhetta

Designed for the “Mutant Architecture and Design” presentation by interiors magazine Interni at Milan’s 2011 Design Week, this open-air marble cube features a hollow interior with an undulating floor to provide seating and lounge space. Dubbed Zero by Snøhetta, the installation was inspired by a large, hollowed-out room at a marble quarry visited by the architects.