“Architecture is not based on concrete, steel, and the elements of the soil, it’s based on wonder,” architect Daniel Libeskind once said. And when you see the incredible structures humans have created throughout history, it’s hard to disagree. Some designs are so ambitious that you can’t help but wonder how anyone came up with the idea in the first place, let alone figured out how to build it!
Over on the subreddit r/architecture, people regularly share beautiful buildings they’ve come across. We’ve gathered the most impressive examples, from centuries-old landmarks to unusual modern designs. Take a look below and see which ones are your favorites!
#62 The Marina City Towers In Chicago, Illinois Designed By Bertrand Goldberg (1967)

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#65 The Only Le Corbusier House In Latin America: Casa Curutchet (La Plata, Argentina)

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#66 Prince Mohamed Ali Palace Located In Sharia Al-Saray Area In The El-Manial District Of Southern Cairo, Egypt

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#68 Zaha Hadid’s (Zha) 520 West 28th Street Apartments. New York City, USA. Opened 2017

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#70 Catholic Diocese Of Christchurch, Nz, Reveals Design Plans For New Cathedral

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#74 House Of Solid Stone - Designed By Malik Architecture, Rajasthan , India | 2019

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#75 This Japanese House By Suzuko Yamada Is Basically Built Around Scaffolding

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#79 The Preservation And Integration Of The 1873 John Irwin House Into A 50-Story Skyscraper In Toronto (Before & After)

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