Welcome to Blueprint’s Architecture All AroundHere you will find an ever-expanding selection VR360 images of architecture and design, from the past, the present and the future.
From the past we bring you classic buildings such as the Melnikov House in Moscow and Gerritt Rietveld’s Schröder House in Utrecht.
From the present comes a selection of buildings we have written about recently — and at Blueprint, we don't pass an opinion on a building unless we’ve been there ourselves.
From the future, we bring you a selection of projects that will be, could be or should be.
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Blueprint’s Architecture All Around You can view these images on any smartphone device using a standard headset. It has been set up for cardboard initially. You can also use a computer to view the image and simply click, hold down and move your mouse to navigate around the sphere.

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City of Arts and Sciences 1998–2005

by Johnny Tucker10/04/201814/05/2018Past

Valencia, Spain
Architect: Santiago Calatrava

Santiago Calatrava almost brought Spain’s third largest city, Valencia, to its knees financially with the massive cost overruns of his futuristic vision for the City of Arts and Sciences. The cultural complex ended up costing almost three times the original €300m budget. Nevertheless, the retro-futuristic result by the Valencian-born architect is quite something to behold, nestling in the dry (redirected) riverbed, now a park, that forms a green spine through the centre of the city.

Thumbnail photograph on previous page: Johnny Tucker

Santiago Calatrava Valencia

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