Andres Rincon - World Architecture Inspiration on Instagram: "The most hated and loved architect: Le Corbusier. From Villa Savoye and Chandigarh to his radical plans for Paris and beyond, his vision split opinions. He saw the house as “a machine for living,” and through his Five Points—pilotis, free plan, free façade, ribbon windows, roof terrace—he reshaped modern architecture. Love him or hate him, Le Corbusier defined an era and left a legacy impossible to ignore. 📸 Credits: ar.inspiredpenci

Architecture 🏠 on Instagram: "At the crossroads of natural wonder and modern ambition, Santiago stands as Chile’s dynamic capital. As Chile’s largest city, it is home to over 7 million residents and serves as the nation’s political, cultural, and economic heart. The city’s landscape blends historic architecture with bold contemporary design, offering a vibrant backdrop to its flourishing arts and culinary scenes. This year, Santiago will host the Biennial from September 25th to October 5th. To

NEXT WALL by Ar.Piyush Mittal on Instagram: "Great architecture thinks beyond walls. Even your cooling needs shape how your home feels. 👉 Have you thought about VRV for your home yet? #interiordesign #luxuryliving #luxuryinteriors #homedesign #interiorgoals #luxuryhomes #architecture #viral"

Andres Rincon - World Architecture Inspiration on Instagram: "Top Nigerian Architects 🇳🇬 Demas Nwoko (born 1935, Nigeria) A pioneer of modern African architecture, Nwoko blends traditional Nigerian design with contemporary techniques. His buildings celebrate cultural identity through earth-based materials, passive climate control, and sculptural form. Kunlé Adeyemi (born 1976, Nigeria) Known for architecture that responds to urban challenges, Adeyemi gained global attention with his Makoko Flo

Volume Zero Architecture & Interior Design Magazine on Instagram: "AVINYA by Architecture Saga Tucked away in the serene bylanes of South Bengaluru, Avinya Residence reimagines urban living on a compact 30’ x 50’ east-facing plot. Overlooking a peaceful neighbourhood park, the home welcomes visitors with the presence of a tall Spathodea tree at the entrance—a familiar and grounding element that introduces the home’s quiet balance of openness and privacy. Designed for a family of four, the three-