
Julio Lafuente was a Spanish architect who worked mainly in Italy. This is a summer cabin he built with structural engineer Gaetano Rebecchini on Capocotta Beach near Rome in 1965.

Julio Lafuente was a Spanish architect who worked mainly in Italy. This is a summer cabin he built with structural engineer Gaetano Rebecchini on Capocotta Beach near Rome in 1965.

It’s slightly better than the cloth sieve you’ve been wearing, but mine is still the best.
[Found here.]
[Medieval zoological artistry culled from video found here, and Mme. Jujujive beat me to it.]

[Found here.]




PPG Tower, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
[Top image found here; bottom here.]
Update: Here’s my brew for comparative purposes only.

[Found in here.]
UPDATE: The photographer is Sory Sanlé.
“I grew up in a rural area of what is now Burkina Faso, but I moved to Bobo-Dioulasso, the country’s second city, when I was about 17. There was a real buzz about the town. I started taking ID photos, straight-up portraits, for a small fee. With the help of my cousin Idrissa Koné, who was a musician and entrepreneur, I was able to set up a studio called Volta Photo. That’s when it all began.”