9 Cuentas de Instagram para los amantes de la arquitectura

Una de las mejores herramientas digitales para los amantes de la arquitectura en nuestros días es Instagram.

En poco tiempo, la red social con mil millones de usuarios se ha convertido en la plataforma ideal para estar al día en lo que a tendencias arquitectónicas se refiere. También es un gran aliado para quienes quieren dar a conocer su trabajo, ya sea de manera personal o a través de un estudio.

Aquí es donde entran las siguientes cuentas de arquitectura. Cualquiera puede seguirlas, pues con la estética de Instagram, estas no son simples fotografías de edificios, van desde lo histórico hasta lo estético, pero también hay cuentas que muestran diseños imposibles, ejercicios de imaginación y futuros posibles que debemos empezar a construir hoy.

House Addictive

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Photos by @360hometours.ca 🎬🔑 Amazing property showcase by Vancouvers top production company ✨ - #vaancouver #canada #vancouverrealestate #luxuryhomes #vancouverlife #vancity #360hometours #bts #property #realtor #luxuryliving #photo #photography #mansion #houses

Una publicación compartida de HOUSES | DESIGNS 🔑 (@houseaddictive) el 3 Oct, 2020 a las 11:46 PDT

Architizer

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CECEP HQ by @zahahadidarchitects Visualization by negativ.com . Upload your project for a chance to get featured! Head to architizer.com and sign up ✅ . . . . . #architecture #arquitectura #arquitetura #design #interiordesign #art #photography #travel #architecturephotography #interior #building #archilovers #home #travel #architect #photooftheday #instagood #architecturelovers #homedecor #city #love #construction #decor #luxury #picoftheday #nature #interiors #landscape #rendering #visualization

Una publicación compartida de Architizer (@architizer) el 22 May, 2020 a las 7:30 PDT

Architecture Hunter

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#architecture_hunter Comment below your thoughts on this project that @furrer_carrara shared with us. Casino Campione D'Italia is designed by Mario Botta. The area for the new Municipal Casino is a place where diverse geographical and architectural fabrics coexist: on one side the old town, and on the other the development realised in this century. This peculiarity is at the basis of the project as it draws two footpaths from the hill to the lake, traced perpendicular to the contiguous urban plans. In this way, a rhomboidal lot is defined whose borders open toward the lake. These paths form a system of stairs useful to the whole community: sidewalks connecting the lakeside quarter to the hillside area. It is a system of paths which grazes the sides of the existing streets to form a great void in the middle. The material specified in its facade was #FurrerCarrara's Pietra Dorata Toscana (or literally Tuscan Golden Stone). It's a natural material extracted from quarries in Tuscany, a stone characterized by an elegant golden background and more or less marked brownish veining. It is the contrast between the delicate background and the important veining that give character and personality to this stone, mainly used in interior design for beautiful floorings and staircases, facings and decorative objects.

Pietra Dorata Toscana is also used for artistic projects and sculptures, columns, fountains, frames and much more. Check out our stories to see more information and technical drawings about this project Photos: courtesy of Furrer Carrara @furrer_carrara • . . . . . . #architecture #arquitectura #arquitetura #design #interiordesign #art #photography #travel #architecturephotography #interior #building #archilovers #home #travel #architect #photooftheday #instagood #architecturelovers #homedecor #city #love #construction #decor #luxury #picoftheday #nature #interiors #landscape”

Una publicación compartida de ARCHITECTURE HUNTER (@architecture_hunter) el 22 Sep, 2020 a las 8:28 PDT

Archello

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On this beautiful plateau, high on a ridge of the Santa Monica Mountains overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the intention for Sant Architects was to respond with an elemental design that strengthens a connection to nature on a vast scale while navigating the natural topography and sculptural rock outcroppings with deft precision. 📷 Joe Fletcher / @joefletcherphoto #archello #architecture #design #photography #archilovers #inspiration #arquitectura #architecturedesign #vacationhome #luxuryhouse #interiordesign #california #santamonica

Una publicación compartida de Archello (@archello) el 1 Oct, 2020 a las 8:58 PDT

ArchDaily

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The renovation of the 1960s Skjern River Pump Stations is a great example of enhance and reintegrate industrial heritage. The project transforms the upper area of the pumps, that were in disuse, into new exhibition rooms. Alll new interventions were built in wood in order to complement the raw existing materials; concrete and brick. #architecture: Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter @johansenskovsted #photography: Rasmus Norlander @rasmus.norlander #ArchDaily #infrastructure #riverarchitecture

Una publicación compartida de Architecture 🏠 (@archdaily) el 2 Oct, 2020 a las 12:30 PDT

Geometry Club

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Glasgow, Scotland — Cool shot of Q-Park (Waterloo St) by @matt_dunn_photography. Welcome to #geometryclub, Matt!

Una publicación compartida de Geometry Club (@geometryclub) el 15 Sep, 2020 a las 10:52 PDT

I Have a Thing for Walls

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Friday life 🏝 @kutusos Congratulations! #ihaveathingforwalls Chosen by @kateessmith

Una publicación compartida de #ihaveathingforwalls (@ihaveathingforwalls) el 5 Oct, 2018 a las 7:57 PDT

Big Builds

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#BIGAARHUS on a crisp autumnal day at Aarhus’ new #Ø4 urban harbor area — thanks to Axel Schütt for the drone view showing the peaks of the two large AA’s: the stepped roofscape of AARhus creates large private terraces for outdoor activities at every level and harbor views from every unit AAR on big.dk

Una publicación compartida de BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group (@big_builds) el 25 Oct, 2018 a las 8:45 PDT

Deborah Berke Partners

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Last week we unveiled the design of the University of Pennsylvania Meeting and Guesthouse. This week we got to see mock-ups of the red terracotta façade. The project knits together old and new to create a 21st century addition to the campus. We’re excited to see this project coming together!

Una publicación compartida de Deborah Berke Partners (@deborahberkepartners) el 21 Feb, 2020 a las 11:48 PST