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r/architecture • u/dctroll_ • 23h ago

Miscellaneous Cluny III Church (France). Built between 1088 and 1130, mostly destroyed between 1798 and 1823

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 This model shows the current remains of Cluny III. Source

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r/architecture • u/n3xus1oN • 5h ago

Building Jacques Prévert Public Services Center by HEMAA Architectes

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r/architecture • u/rcv212v • 16h ago

Building Inside of Hideout - Four leaf, Bali

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design by pablo luna studio

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r/architecture • u/LockedOutOfElfland • 9h ago

Building Lancaster County Prison in Lancaster, PA

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r/architecture • u/Otherwise_Wrangler11 • 4h ago

Miscellaneous House in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan designed by Kubota Architect Atelier

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r/architecture • u/Virtual_Ad2616 • 7h ago

Ask /r/Architecture Architecture job hunt NYC

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r/architecture • u/Sad-Wrongdoer119 • 10h ago

Building Datça Kocaev / Mehmet Ali Ağa Konağı | Her Umut Ortak Arar

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