Kristina

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The nature of the Balkans is raw and powerful. Sunlit rocky coastlines inspire either blending architecture with nature or making nature part of the architecture itself. When I first visited the Balkans, I created a similar project for the metaverse—stone floors, cliffs, and an endless horizon above the sea instead of walls. Seeing this hotel, I felt a connection with its architectural approach—embracing and harnessing nature’s ability to heal, calm, and restore. ACRO Wellness Suites. Ag. Pelagia, Crete, Greece

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A paradise for sweet tooths, foodies, and foodie sweet tooths. Beware—unlimited access to ice cream! 558 Broadway, New York

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department57. Club & bar. St Petersburg, Russian Federation.

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Speaking of architecture, Loki is a visually stunning show. A lot of the action takes place in the Time Variance Authority, which feels frozen in the mid-20th century. I found it absolutely mesmerizing.

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I love discovering locations that appeared in movies. The atrium of the Atlanta Marriott Marquis caught my eye with its biophilic design, vaguely reminiscent of the alien architecture from Alien. This hotel served as the inspiration for the Tribute Center in The Hunger Games and the Time Variance Authority in Loki. Atlanta Marriott Marquis. Atlanta, USA.

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Do you have any non-Christmas movies that feel like New Year’s to you? As a kid, watching Harry Potter or The Lord of the Rings all the way through needed a lot of time—like winter holidays. Now these movies bring me more holiday vibes than any Christmas ones ever could.

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Happy New Year, Farcaster! 🎉 I’m beyond thrilled to be part of the crypto community. Nowhere else have I seen such a concentration of positive people changing the world for the better. Big hugs and kisses to everyone! Here’s to taking all our projects to the next level in the coming year! ❤️

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If you've looked at 30+ photos of a place and still can't figure out what it is, chances are it's in China. Xujia Cigar Club. Xiamen, Fujian, China.

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The small Italian town of Polignano a Mare is lucky to have one of the most unique coastlines—cliffs with countless caves. In one of these caves, you’ll find the Grotta Palazzese restaurant, offering stunning views of the Adriatic Sea. Just a heads-up: you need to book well in advance, so it’s not exactly a spot for a spontaneous adventure! Grotta Palazzese. Polignano a Mare, Italy

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New York is one of the greatest capitals of Art Deco architecture. The crown jewel of this era, at least in scale, is undoubtedly Rockefeller Center. It all started in 1932 with Radio City Music Hall, located at the corner of 6th Avenue and W 50th St. The interior exudes understated luxury—impressive room dimensions, minimalist decor, premium materials, and breathtaking murals. If you're in New York, whether you're a local or just visiting, I highly recommend checking out the Music Hall’s program and finding a reason to immerse yourself in the elegance of the 1930s. Radio City Music Hall. New York, USA.

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There’s beauty in many things, but I see greatness in simplicity. When the form fits the function so perfectly that any addition would feel unnecessary. That’s exactly what sets the Exhibition Hall in Dornbirn, Austria apart. The impressive hall is painted black to become the ultimate backdrop for whatever will fill it.

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ITAP of blue sky. Such a rare sight for this time of year!

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The barai spa. Hua Hin District. Prachuap khiri khan. Thailand

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Despite the simplicity of old horror movies, they often scare me more. No matter how advanced the graphics get, they still don’t feel real. And no special effects have ever killed my appetite the way that scalp removal scene by the professor in Re-animator did.

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Remember that final scene in Tomb Raider with Angelina Jolie, where the planets of the solar system are spinning? The creators of this bookstore must have had that in mind. Honestly, bookstores in China are on another level. Every city has its own mind-blowing spot. Zhongshuge Bookstore, Huaian, Jiangsu, China

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Yangzhou Zhongshuge is the Knowledge Tunnel in Changzhou, China. It is a bookstore and library whose design pays tribute to the city's history. The river was once a channel that brought scholars and poets to the city, while bridges were cultural and trade hubs.

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I had no idea what I was looking at, but it was awesome. That was my thought for the first five minutes of staring at photos of Meland Park. Turns out, it’s a huge playground where kids interact with each other, parents, and play elements. That made more sense, but still, it’s super cool. meland club. Whuhan, hubai, China

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While cropping an image for uploading to farcaster again, I thought how cool it would be to have an in-app cropping feature for posts 😱 You could upload images in any proportion and just use a frame to select the display area right there ✂

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Retro, a touch of futurism, soft lighting that keeps the room dim, red accents, and the shiny dress of the girl from 2046. It’s not something that jumps out at you in Wong Kar-wai's film, but as you take in the restaurant’s details, you realize it’s a delicate recreation of the original atmosphere. 2046 restaurant. ShenZhen. China

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The restaurant's design in China is inspired by Wong Kar-wai's films, while in the U.S., there's a Star Wars-themed hotel. Welcome to a world shaped by geeks 👾

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