Vettuvan Koil temple constructed in the Pandyan Architecturural and rock cut architecture, the unfinished temple was built during the 8th century CE by the early Pandyas. Its carved from a single rock measuring 7.5 m (25 ft).
Vettuvan Koil temple constructed in the Pandyan Architecture and rock cut architecture, the unfinished temple was built during the 8th century CE by the early Pandyas.Its carved from a single rock measuring 7.5 m (25 ft).
The amazing and bizarre village of Goreme, literally cut from the strange rock formations of Cappadocia. hottnez.com/cappadocia-vaβ¦
Dharmarajeshwara Temple, built in 4th-5th century, is one of the early examples of Indian rock-cut temple architecture. This monolithic temple, located in Mandsaur district of Madhya Pradesh, India, has been constructed using solid natural rock, and bears similarity to the Kailasa Temple at Ellora.
A whole street of abandoned rock-cut dwellings, at Eski Gumus in Cappadocia, central Turkey. (See comments for more pics.) (640x431) Β© Damian Scott flickr.com/photos/2602250β¦
Kondana caves, India, 2βΏα΅ Century BCE. Like other early rock cut caves in India, these caves show imitation of an already developed wooden architectural style on stone structures. [1200X750]
Looking from the cemetery towards the old rock-cut village of Cavusin in Cappadocia, central Turkey. More info in comments. [640x427] (OC) flickr.com/photos/2602250β¦
Mahishasura Mardini Cave Temple, T.Nadu,is a Excellent example of Hindu engineering and architecture. It's an excellent example of early Pallava architecture when rock cut buildings and temples were built.
A cave hotel I passed by in Cappadocia, Turkey before sunset. The architecture is out of this world. Restaurants, lodging and some stores are built in caves.
Uçhisar rock houses in the Cappadocia region of Turkey
Uçhisar rock houses in the Cappadocia region of Turkey
RT @IndiaTales7: This is wonderful Dharmrajeshwar cave temple in Mandsaur, M.P. A brilliant example of Indian rock-cut architecture, carveβ¦ twitter.com/losttemple7/sβ¦
A "pot tree" in Cappadocia, central Turkey, with the impressive rock-cut Uchisar Castle in the distance (more info in comments). (640x431) Β© Damian Scott flickr.com/photos/2602250β¦
An abandoned rock-cut winery in Rose Valley, Cappadocia, central Turkey. (See comment for more Cappadocia photos). (640x431) Β© Damian Scott flickr.com/photos/2602250β¦
Seems they have copied Cappadocia. 50% Cloud Artists Lounge Restaurant and exhibition in Mile City, China designed by Hong Kong-based architecture studio CCD / Cheng Chung Design. instagram.com/p/CL2Rp10lxβ¦
π₯ A Camel Shaped Natural Rock in Cappadocia, Turkey
The rock-cut Architecture of the "Lost City" Petra, Jordan
I fucking hate this style of βarchitecture.β It makes the city blander, uglier and more generic. If you live in one, Iβm sorry. If youβre a developer responsible for one, go kick rocks
Vettuvan Koil, 8th Century Rock cut Shiva temple, pandyan dynasty, located in Kalugumalai, Thoothukudi district, Tamil Nadu. Similar architecture as Kailasha temple, Ellora caves. reddit.com/gallery/jq8djo
π₯ The Fairy Chimneys of Cappadocia, Turkey - A geological marvel, these unusual rock formations are the result of the surrounding, softer rock eroding over thousands of years
This made me think of Cold Rocks Hold. Would be a cool filming location. (Cappadocia, Turkey)
π₯ A sky filled with Balloons , with Natural Cone shaped Rocks below, Cappadocia
This theatre in Petra was carved out of solid rock in the 1st century AD under the reign of King Aretas IV. It can hold up to 4000 spectators and is one of the marvellous displays of Nabataean architecture. [2560 x 1704]
Some of the ancient world's most impressive rock-cut architecture mnn.com/lifestyle/eco-touβ¦
Came here to do two things. Rock a savage bowl cut and chew some bubble gum. Fresh out of bubble gum though.
Highlights of my Cappadocia visit reddit.com/gallery/s9o9mv
TIL that The Chapel of Sound designed by Chinese architecture studio Open Architecture. Was created in order to see thae shape of sound. The irregular geometry of the building relates to the rock formation of the surroundings, makes the chapel look surreal wallpaper.com/architecturβ¦
I took a picture of this hot air balloon during sunset in Cappadocia.
A hand-cut topography model I made today. Not really βarchitectureβ but I made it as part of my architecture thesis. reddit.com/gallery/oyg9t5
After a year of hunting and losing I finally found the star of my Cappadocia collection! Ariarathes I reddit.com/gallery/rzwwc5
ITAP of a hot air balloon at sunrise in Cappadocia
