Friday Eye Candy: A World Full of Beautiful Architecture
Arcaid has collected a shortlist for its 2017 architectural photograph of the year.
A post for The Guardian shares the images that have been nominated for the Arcaid 2017 architectural photograph of the year, which will be on display from November 15-17 at the World Architecture Festival in Berlin.
Among the photographs shared on The Guardian are images of a newly built chapel in Cape Town, the Revel Casino in Atlantic City, high-rise housing in Singapore, and a Lighthouse on the Playa at Burning Man.
Published on Monday, October 9, 2017 in
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