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Top best beautiful photos of 2014 in architecture
Around the world we can find a multitude of architecture competitions where the photographer's gaze teaches us a different point of seeing things, of feeling them. But there is a architecture competition that you stand out from the rest, the CIOB (Chartered Institute of Building), which delivers the photographer of the year award with the title Art of Building Photographer of the Year attending to the criteria of a professional jury.
This year's contest with the best photo 2014 - the winner will be announced on February 5 - represents the fifth edition of an award that is having more and more followers and public interested in observing the splendid photos of the best professionals in the world. From the official portal you can vote until January 11, 2015 for the photograph that will receive a cash prize as a reward from the public.
If last year we were already surprised by the quality of the photographs, this year they once again emphasize that architecture has a lot to tell and photographers a lot to teach us.
The most beautiful photos of the year?
Photographer: Patrick Mouzawak
Title: Initiation
Photo taken in: Milwaukee, USA
Photographer from: Madrid, Spain
Photographer's Description: Photography recreates the multiple layers created by this architectural form sing a human being.
Photographer: Yana Bulyizheva
Title: Songs of Light
Photo taken in: Milan, Italy
Photographer from: Saint Petersburg, Russia
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Photographer's Description: This wonderful picture It shows Duomo not of the main facade, it shows the details, and this architectural element is like a luminous and powerful song for me. (This photo was taken in a Smartphone)
Photographer: Hoang Long Ly
Title: Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
Photo taken in: Abu Dhabi - United Arab Emirates
Photographer from: Vietnam
Photographer's Description: This mosque is a religious icon not only for Abu Dhabi, but also for the Islamic world of the United Arab Emirates.
Photographer: Pessoa Neto
Title: Library by Siza Vieira
Photo taken in: Portugal
Photographer from: Portugal
Photographer's Description: I really loved the light coming through the center of the Library building. I saw two young children and was just waiting for the moment. What a moment!
Photographer: Frank Machalowski
Title: Multiexpo Potsdam # 5
Photo taken in: Potsdam, Germany
The photographer from: Germany
Photographer's Description: This multi-exposure painting reduces the building to its core with no irrelevant background. The building is emphasized.
Photographer: Richard Pennington
Title: The concrete arteries
Photo taken in: Amsterdam, Holland
Photographer from: Essex, UK
Photographer's Description: One perspective of the rare infrastructure of Amsterdam's newest metro line… "I compare the concrete tunnels of the city subway with the arteries that run through our body that keep it alive and functioning"
Photographer: Wahid Adnan
Title: Getting lost on a roof
Photo taken in: Bangladesh
Photographer from: Bangladesh
Photographer's Description: A Muslim man is deep in thought on a building roof surrounded by other buildings. Access to a roof in Dhaka is not always possible for people, the owners are reluctant not to allow the climb.
Photographer: Mario Bejagan Cárdenas
Title: My house, my patio and my cemetery
Photo taken in: Manila, Philippines
Photographer from: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Photographer's Description: Thousands of families use the cemetery as their home in the face of increasing population and housing shortages.
Photographer: Mario Bejagan Cárdenas
Title: Bird's Nest Puzzle Close-up
Photo taken in: Beijing, China
Photographer from: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Photographer's description: Beijing National Stadium, is a striking state before a structure made with great technique. The stadium is a work of exceptional design and shows that it is a complex building how close you get.
Photographer: Lana Yankovskaya
Title: Capsule
Photo taken in: Germany
Photographer from: Kiev, Ukraine
Photographer's description: Mysteries of the construction, as if it is from the future, but at the same time from the past. Remember one crazy architect, about emptiness and uselessness, that in fact, nobody needs what we do, and everything will turn to ashes.
Photographer: Pulock Biswas
Title: Little House
Photo taken in: Bangladesh
Photographer from: Bangladesh
Photographer's description: the present pretty picture it becomes a work of art.
Photographer: Rajaram
Title: Close to Fire for Bricks
Photo taken in: Pondicherry, India
Photographer from: Pondicherry, India
Photographer's Description: People are working near a fire that heats up enough to burn the bricks.
Photographer: Pierre Cuony
Title: Until
Photo taken in: London
Photographer from: Switzerland
Photographer description: This photo represents a low angle shot of a beautiful building in London. A good place and a right time.
Photographer: Lisa Shalom
Title: Giuseppe Perugini Bathroom
Photo taken in: Fregene, Italy
Photographer from: California, USA
Photographer description: Giuseppe Perugini was a famous architect who built very modern houses decades ago in the heart of Fregene, Italy. Since his death, the house has been abandoned. Here is a woman looking through a small window in the bathroom.
Photographer: Flores Giorgini
Water pipe on a roof: Title
Photo taken in: São Paulo, Brazil
Photographer from: Paris, France
Photographer's Description: When I photographed this beautiful photo it was because it seemed very strange to me that this pipe was in the ceiling; It is an interesting contrast to the modern buildings.
From the portalCIOB (Chartered Institute of Building) we can also see the award-winning photographs in previous years. As a counterpoint, we remind readers of two points of interest;… Where to download free, beautiful and quality images? With reference to architecture for our projects, and the article Top Ten Timelapse in architecture where through «mini videos» we can observe a different architecture.
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