Bruno Tonelli

Thanks Darren!

Of course!
I should be able to take proper detailed photos in 7-10 days, and once the scaffolding is removed, I can take proper general photos as well.
This is the icing on the cake of 20 years of work on that sanctuary, for me.

Bruno, keep showing us photos of this please!!

Of course!
I should be able to take proper detailed photos in 7-10 days, and once the scaffolding is removed, I can take proper general photos as well.
This is the icing on the cake of 20 years of work on that sanctuary, for me.

Another update
(almost completed)

Fantastic shot. I can't exactly say why, but I find it magnetic.

Well it's historical, it's a conservation project. Though, admittedly, it fits the hand well.

Another update
(almost completed)

You mean larch? It should be so.

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At least better than nothing?

On the borders of Syria, Iraq and Turkey, the persecuted Yazidi community finds sanctuary in earthen structures that may someday return to the ground.These community centre and housing prototypes in Bersive and Chamishku camps, Iraq, designed by Insitu Project, ABCD Collaborative and Vide Terra 1/

Why designers abandoned their dreams of changing the world Design was once seen as a tool to improve lives — but as modernism has become marketing, that sense of social purpose has drifted away

‘All the algae and fungi, the recycled water bottles and seaborne-plastics have made not a blind bit of difference to the planetary crisis, and design as a profession and an industry knows it.’

@edwinheathcote.bsky.social on design’s existential crisis:

www.ft.com/content/e637...

New architecture books recommendations please. Published 2025 only.

My Monday evening retreat

While architecture can still have a civic value, object design has admittedly lost the way.
I think one of the reasons is the weakness of politics.
Good local politics/ planning can substantially help architects create civic spaces.
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A lack of vision at a national and global level, instead, makes it difficult to reduce emissions, recycle and reuse, and share ideas as well as wealth.
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A lack of vision at a national and global level, instead, makes it difficult to reduce emissions, recycle and reuse, and share ideas as well as wealth.
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While architecture can still have a civic value, object design has admittedly lost the way.
I think one of the reasons is the weakness of politics.
Good local politics/ planning can substantially help architects create civic spaces.
1/2

Why designers abandoned their dreams of changing the world Design was once seen as a tool to improve lives — but as modernism has become marketing, that sense of social purpose has drifted away

on.ft.com/46M9mXI Why designers abandoned their dreams of changing the world. Free to Read.

I have added some more significant accounts to my Starter Pack on Architecture and The Built Environment, among which @alexbozikovic.bsky.social

Please take a look:

bsky.app/starter-pack...