The cure for boredom

“I am impressed by beautiful architectural buildings by architects such as Léon Stynen and Renaat Braem. These designs always catch my attention and are excellent subjects for photography.”

Unveiling a world where modernist architecture is anything but boring. Vibrant colours, unconventional lines, and captivating curves. Buildings that defy the mundane, challenging preconceived notions about modernist architecture. From beautiful buildings by architects such as Léon Stynen, Renaat Braem and more.

The Cure for Boredom - Layered Red and White Facade - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Hidden Blue Corner with Red Door - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Organic Curves in Brickwork - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Undulating Red Brick Layers - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Red Door in Blue-Tiled Frame - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Symmetrical Mailbox Grid - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Concrete Pillars and Angled Shadows - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - V-Shaped Structural Angles - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Mailboxes and Concrete Column I - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Mailboxes and Concrete Column II - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Towering Red Brick Triangle - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Rounded Balcony Flow - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Circular Detail in the Shadow - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Horizontal Architecture - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Red Mailboxes and Concrete Column - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Vivid Blue Garage in Minimalist Frame - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Bricks and Curves - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Towering Red Brick - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Blue Tiled Curve - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Balcony and Blue Sky - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Concrete Hallway with Dim Lighting - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Angles in the Shadows - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Layered Red and White Facade - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Hidden Blue Corner with Red Door - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Organic Curves in Brickwork - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Undulating Red Brick Layers - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Red Door in Blue-Tiled Frame - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Symmetrical Mailbox Grid - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Concrete Pillars and Angled Shadows - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - V-Shaped Structural Angles - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Mailboxes and Concrete Column I - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Mailboxes and Concrete Column II - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Towering Red Brick Triangle - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Rounded Balcony Flow - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Circular Detail in the Shadow - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Horizontal Architecture - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Red Mailboxes and Concrete Column - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Vivid Blue Garage in Minimalist Frame - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Bricks and Curves - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Towering Red Brick - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Blue Tiled Curve - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Yellow Balcony and Blue Sky - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Concrete Hallway with Dim Lighting - By Magalie Descamps
The Cure for Boredom - Angles in the Shadows - By Magalie Descamps

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