Photo: Suman Sengupta
Appeared in the December 2014 issue as “Universal Appeal”.
">Photo: Hufton and Crow/View Pictures Ltd/Alamy/Indiapicture
Appeared in the September 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">Photo: Renault Philippe/Hemis/Corbis/imagelibrary
Appeared in the May 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">Photo: Jose Fuste Raga/Corbis Documentary/Getty Images
Appeared in the September 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">Photo: Suman Sengupta
Appeared in the December 2014 issue as “Universal Appeal”.
">Photo: Hufton and Crow/View Pictures Ltd/Alamy/Indiapicture
Appeared in the September 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">Photo: Renault Philippe/Hemis/Corbis/imagelibrary
Appeared in the May 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">Photo: Jose Fuste Raga/Corbis Documentary/Getty Images
Appeared in the September 2016 issue as part of “Inspire”.
">In modern architecture, rules are constantly broken. Straight lines are forsaken for fluid curves that rise and fall with the landscapes they inhabit. Some of these structures blend seamlessly into their habitats, others stand out defiantly, like alien spaceships, or in the case of the Ordos Museum in Inner Mongolia (pictured above), like a giant pig. But they’re all arresting in their own outlandish way. Click through for snapshots of stunning structures from around the world.
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