새벽의 색

me, trying to spell something in french: uhhhhhh i think that’s enough vowels the french language: youe fooule…. youe insouelente cowèurde

It is scientifically impossible not to read this with a French accent

However it's impossible for a French person to read this

Moloney Architects. Two Halves House. VIC. Australia. photos: Christine Francis  

adn architectures. NSV. Nil-Saint-Vincent. Belgium. photos: adn architectures - Farm transformation

Panovscott Architects. Three by Two house. Sydney. Australia. photos: Brett Boardman

Hoyeon Jung

“GREETINGS FROM A PLACE IN MY HEART”

YOSHITOMO NARA

You know a woman or a man when you are deep in love. When your boundaries meet and mingle and merge, when you are no longer separate, when you cannot say where you end and where your woman starts, when there are no fences and no defenses, when simply you are overlapping, overflowing into each other - the division has disappeared and you have become indivisible - there is a sort of knowing: you know. Before it, all that you used to think of as knowledge was just illusory.

But can you say now that you know? Now there is no one separate who can claim to be the knower.

Ecstasy The Forgotten Language

PERSIMMON HILLS architects. Cut in Koganecho. Japan. photos: Kenta Hasegawa - studio + gallery 

ZTREET LOOKBOOK

Sitting in the herb garden. Tricky surfaces, still fun :-)

Kazuya Morita Architecture Studio. Istanbul House. Osaka prefecture. Japan. photos: Nobutada Omote

If you can be happy when you are alone, you have learned the secret of being happy. Now you can be happy together. If you are happy, then you have something to share, to give. And when you give you get; it is not the other way. Then a need arises to love somebody. Ordinarily, the need is to be loved by somebody. It is a wrong need. It is a childish need; you are not mature. It is a child’s attitude.

Osho, Ecstasy The Forgotten Language

Oh Hyuk for Highsnobiety

Hong Kong night vibes

Yasushi Horibe Architects. Small Pentagon House. Nagoya. Aichi. Japan. photos: Yasushi Horibe Architects