Collection by Robbie Sybico
Northern Lights Bar (Iceland) designed by Minarc, nominated in Café/Bar category.
Whilst on his honeymoon vacation, photographer Peter Baker decidedly snapped this photo of visitors relaxing at the famous Blue Lagoon geothermal spa in Iceland. Via Peter Baker. (Pin)
The captivating and colorful cityscape of Reykjavik, Iceland is composed of both traditional and contemporary architecture. Photo by: Jesse Chehak
The Vitra Design Museum is housed in this iconic building by Frank Gehry. Built in 1989, it's the earliest non-factory structure on campus. The factory and the gate that he built in tandem with the museum all share the the same aesthetic: white walls, dark roofs, a square structure on one side, and a round form on the other. Though the white walls stand out in the landscape on a bright fall day, the color was specified in order to help it blend in with surroundings. The land on which the Vitra Campus is located is a cherry field and when the flowers bloom, the building disappears among the pale pink and white flowers.
