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Arch Theory

Two cities read as pure shape: Amsterdam brick, shutters and white church naves; the Colosseum's arcades against deep blue, the oculus and coffers of the Pantheon, Bernini's colonnade at St Peter's, and the corkscrew lantern of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza. Cropped tight and pushed graphic, so the architecture reads like a diagram of itself.

20 pieces. These are real photographs, not generated images.

The round oculus at the top of the Pantheon's coffered dome, open to the sky.
A tall leaded church window beside a round window in red brick.
The outer wall of the Colosseum sweeping up into a deep blue sky.
Looking straight up a facade of white wooden shutters around a lit window.
Massive columns of Bernini's colonnade at St Peter's Square marching into the distance.
Tall white columns and a hanging chandelier down a church nave.
The Colosseum's upper arches with blue sky showing through.
A red brick wall with a white-framed window and a black drainpipe beside a street sign.
The lit coffered ceiling of the Pantheon's dome, ring after ring.
A carved stone Gothic doorway set into a brick church, steps leading up.
The spiralling lantern of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza rising between two courtyard walls.
A brown brick facade with tall black-framed windows and an iron railing.
Colosseum arcades seen from below, climbing toward a blue sky.
A dark archway framing a sunlit courtyard with an arcade beyond.
A red-and-white chequered floor running between white church columns.
The worn stone base of a massive column, close up.
The jagged edge of the Colosseum's outer wall against the sky.
A dark brick facade with white sash windows and a single lit pane.
A diamond-pattern iron grille with shapes glinting behind it.
Hundreds of birds scattered across a pale grey sky.

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