Pure nostalgia! 🏎️✨ A throwback to the legendary Ford Mustang on display at the iconic Ford Pavilion during the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair. A design that defined an era and changed the automotive world forever. Would you rather cruise in this timeless classic or the newest model?

1946 Fiat 1100C Spider Coachwork by Pietro Frua cars.bonhams.com/auction/251…

A VIRGEM DE GUADALUPE Pintura de Marco Angeli, 2026 90 x 70 cm, carvão, acrílico e tm sobre tela. De todos os pequenos vídeos que gravei das pinturas da Virgem, esse é o que mais gosto, pela obra e pela música que me emociona sempre. * Obras sob encomenda. Informações e detalhes pelo whatsapp 11 95030.6005 | São Paulo

Why did the shopping mall disappear? The mall was everything in the 1980s: town square, shopping place, social scene. Today, malls are dead or dying. Why?

"Our life is what our thoughts make it." — Marcus Aurelius

When stunning architecture meets the daily rush hour. That perfect view through the Golden Gate towers, but the traffic still steals the show.

He tasted her mind and realised he had been starving.......

This beautiful Art Deco architecture of the Disney & Co. store is located on Hollywood Boulevard in Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park (Orlando, Florida). The building is inspired by the iconic 1930s Los Angeles style, and the retro pickup truck in the foreground perfectly completes that nostalgic atmosphere.

Héctor García Cobo - Verso la luce (Vers la lumière) - Campeche, Mexique - 1960

Self-improvement without action is just entertainment.

Most people in ancient Rome lived in rented apartments. Today, a 1,900-YEAR-OLD Roman apartment block is still standing in Rome, at the foot of the Capitoline Hill. Records from the 4th century say the city had about 46,000 apartment blocks, called “insulae.” In comparison, there were fewer than 2,000 private houses. Some of these buildings were so tall that Augustus banned anything higher than 70 Roman feet (about 20 meters). Later, Emperor Trajan lowered the limit to 60 Roman feet. The floors worked the opposite way from today. Shops were on the ground floor, and rich tenants lived on the first floor. The higher you went, the cheaper the rent and the worse the living conditions: there was no running water, there were fewer windows, and there were a lot of stairs to climb.

So what is the burning 🔥 news?

Standing in front of Bowlero Christown in Phoenix, AZ, and honestly, it feels like I'm on the set of a retro sci-fi movie! 🚀 Originally opened in September 1958 as 300 Bowl, this place is a masterpiece of Googie architecture. That soaring, inverted canopy roof is pure Space Age.

No sign on the door. But the best pizza in NYC.

"..Keep your face always toward the sunshine, and shadows will fall behind you..." WALT WHITMAN

Sinclair would take dinosaur models to State Fairs and malls! Mid 1960s!

Pan-Pacific Park in LA is a perfect example of how architecture communicates through contrast and form. A powerful complementary balance of vibrant red and calm green, framed by clean white. A dynamic blend of soft, horizontal curves and a sharp vertical tower that celebrates the aerodynamic spirit of Streamline Moderne style. An ideal shot for design lovers.

What is art? Like deceleration of love. –Andrei Tarkovsky

Jane Berkin et Serge Gainsbourg

This is what the "Space Age" on the road used to look like. This 1964 Sinclair station looks more like a set from "The Jetsons" than a place to get gas. Absolute aesthetic!