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the sea and the wind may crash against a wall of solid rock for centuries without any visible change until all at once some unseen structure within gives way and the once impenetrable edifice comes crashing down
the sea and the wind may crash against a wall of solid rock for centuries without any visible change until all at once some unseen structure within gives way and the once impenetrable edifice comes crashing down
“A strange frightful kind of noise under ground […] as if every edifice in the city had tumbled down at once.” — Daniel Braddock
🎨 The Earthquake of 1755 — João Glama Ströberle.
Braddock and Ströberle were living in Lisbon in 1755. Both survived.
youtu.be/rTmS9SN6dcA
“A strange frightful kind of noise under ground […] as if every edifice in the city had tumbled down at once.” — Daniel Braddock
🎨 The Earthquake of 1755 — João Glama Ströberle.
Braddock and Ströberle were living in Lisbon in 1755. Both survived.
youtu.be/rTmS9SN6dcA
“President Trump’s proposed arch is just another chapter in the long history of heroic architecture pressed into the service of ideology,” Thomas Campanella writes in a guest essay.
“President Trump’s proposed arch is just another chapter in the long history of heroic architecture pressed into the service of ideology,” Thomas Campanella writes in a guest essay.
L’architecture rupestre consiste à sculpter un édifice directement dans la roche, plutôt qu’à le construire pierre par pierre.
Le temple de Kailasa, à Ellora dans l’État indien du Maharashtra
source Rajesh Sharma
L’architecture rupestre consiste à sculpter un édifice directement dans la roche, plutôt qu’à le construire pierre par pierre.
Le temple de Kailasa, à Ellora dans l’État indien du Maharashtra
source Rajesh Sharma