Kristina

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ITAP of my project Not exactly the usual entry for my wow-map, where I try to include truly breathtaking places. But as the curator, I think I’m allowed to bend the rules sometimes and add my own projects. This is a waterfront area in a district developed in the 20th century, where the original urban layout and much of the historic architecture have been preserved. I chose to use modernist techniques and materials to gently reinterpret the historical context - keeping the spirit of the place while giving it a sense of freshness and relevance. I visited it for the first time after it was completed. And honestly - this is my masterpiece 😄 📍 Kirovogradskaya Street, 26, Perm google map location is in comments

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What a luxury it is to be where you want, doing what matters to you, surrounded by those you love.

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I know very little about Islam and had never really thought about where women pray – perhaps at home? That’s why I was deeply moved by this mosque for women in Qatar. Here, religion merges with education, and instead of individual prayer rugs, there’s a single, expansive carpet that brings a sense of unity and togetherness to the space. 📍 Doha, Zone 52, Street 2748, Building 66.

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It’s so great that theaters organize live broadcasts of premieres. Of course, you can find recordings of anything online. But nothing compares to being present in a specific place at a specific time, together with others. A live stream allows us to share that moment, remember it more vividly, and truly experience it.

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It’s painfully true that we build walls instead of bridges. Lately, I’ve noticed how globalization’s momentum stalled in the 20th century—now nations drift apart, hyper-focused on internal struggles over shared humanity. Like all things, this trend will likely reverse eventually. I just wish we’d realize sooner that what unites us far outweighs what divides us

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How did the movie Blade Runner begin? Syd Mead’s concept art

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😍 Oh, that vibe! Sounds like Syd Mead - he did concept art for Blade Runner and a huge number of other films. He had a massive influence on how generations imagined the future. His artwork is a standalone kind of art. Trained as an industrial designer, he designed his worlds - cities, spacecraft, environments - rather than just illustrating them.

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In a way, I envy people who haven’t yet seen such masterpieces. those who still have that awe waiting for them.

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If you love brick as much as I do, you’re going to be obsessed with this Indian pizzeria. Brick walls, brick floors, and the highlight of the space — stunning curved brick ceilings. The decor is kept to a minimum so nothing distracts from all the brick glory, while the natural materials of the furniture add even more warmth and coziness to the place. architects: Neogenesis+Studi0261 📍 1st, Samanvay, Gymkhana Rd, Surat, Gujarat The google maps link is in the comments.

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On a rooftop in Abu Dhabi, where digital art meets the sea - there’s a cafe you don’t want to miss. Perched atop the futuristic teamLab Phenomena art museum, Anko offers a stunning panoramic view of the Persian Gulf. Inside, sleek, minimalist interiors blend Japanese Zen with floral elegance - soft curves, pale tones, and a light-filled ambiance that feels like a dream. Delicate wagashi and refined yogashi desserts await — perfect for even the most discerning sweet tooth 😍 📍 Al Saadiyat Island. Cultural District. Abu Dhabi. United Arab Emirates

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I’ve heard the saying ‘renovation is worse than a fire’ many times. But I never thought it could apply to painting a few walls in an empty apartment. While painting the walls, they slightly damaged the custom-colored stretch ceiling. No clue where to find that exact shade—probably have to replace the whole thing. And of course, that means new baseboards, repainting the top section of the wall, plus an entire other wall since they’re all the same cursed color. 🫠

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Farcaster cured me of getting excited about new followers 😄 Now when my count grows, I just sit back and wait for the bot purge.

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When my husband (back then just my boyfriend) and I were still young students, we lived very modestly. There were times when we ran out of food and had to go eat at our parents’ place. But no matter what, we always found a way to afford what we needed for our professional growth — equipment, education — because we believed that self-realization is critically important, both for the individual and for society as a whole. I want to support Ofentse who, despite all the challenges they face, keeps growing and creating. And to remind her what a incredible world we live in. #lifeisgood

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Printing a tower column: one robot feeds the cement mix, the other places steel rings for reinforcement

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The tallest building made with a 3D printer! This is a pretty new tech. Because of how it works, you can easily create insanely complex shapes - as long as they’re pre-calculated. Architecture like this can end up looking totally otherworldly. 📍 White Tower of Mulegns. Oberdorf, Switzerland

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The combo of salmon, mango, and Oscar-winning Japanese cinema is the perfect way to end the day 😄

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Farcaster’s communication style truly stands apart from other social networks. Perhaps it began with a tight-knit circle of like-minded people who shared certain life values – that’s how its constructive, supportive tone took shape. Now the social multiplier effect kicks in: “This isn’t how we do things here”Newcomers naturally adapt to this format. What’s interesting is seeing how far this culture can scale

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Happy waterfall Wednesday Small but mighty 😄 QC your waterfall

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Honestly, I don’t think it’s about Farcaster. Whether you have 100 followers or 100,000 — what matters is who you are and what you write. Same for this purple badge. And that’s great!

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I found this super atmospheric interior where Milanese modernism blends with Art Deco. This hotel would be perfect as a set for an arthouse film or a Bioshock adaptation called “Rapture: The Beginning.” 🌊 📍 The Manner hotel. 58 Thompson St, New York.

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