Looking for some design inspiration? The editors of ArchDaily have put together a list if the 25 top feeds to follow on Instagram.
"Last year, we published a post (one of our most popular of all time) on the 4 Apps that every architect should have — 4 Apps that make your architectural life all the easier. But when it comes to everyday inspiration, perhaps there’s no greater App than Instagram — the perfect way to instantly capture and share the architectural forms and details that surround us."
"We’ve scoured the web and tracked down the 25 Instagrammers who will be sure to inspire – from international architecture photographers like Iwan Baan to famous architects like Michel Rojkind to our very own ArchDaily editors."
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