OP asks for help identifying a city skyline in the subreddit for the city-building game ‘Cities: Skylines’2yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/lostredditors
A water fountain with anti-bird spikes during a drought in England1yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/HostileArchitecture
Understated Scandi-style kitchen in a 1930s Stockholm apartment [1140 × 855]7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
'We took one relatively insignificant kernel, 3D scanned it, enlarged to 26m and used it as the shape to carve out the central atrium.' | Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa [building]5yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/architecture
St. Paul’s and Old London Bridge (painted by Antonio Joli Italian ~1745)3wk ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/london
The city of Cahokia, USA, right across from the Mississippi from St. Louis, circa 1250 CE. With around 15,000 residents, it was the largest city in the Pre-Columbian United States and would've been comparable to London or York in its timeframe.3yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/CivVI
On this day in 1932, the Piccadilly line was extended from Finsbury Park to Arnos Grove.5yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/london
The busy gallery wall of a bright studio apartment in Sweden, full tour in comments section [1140 × 760]7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
70 years ago today the USSR started the Berlin Blockade - stopping rail, road, and canal access to West Berlin. The Allies responded with a massive airlift of over 200,000 flights to come to West Berlin’s aid - with up to 8,893 of necessities a day.6yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/europe
Nordic kitchen with fabulous wallpaper in Gothenburg, Sweden [Full source in comments - 1024 × 766]7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
Andy Donaldso built Erno Goldfinger’s brutalist masterpiece Trellick Tower using 10,000 Lego pieces3yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/london
Nobody Lives Here: A Map of the Parts of France Where Nobody Lives Within 1km7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/europe
Nordic kitchen with fabulous wallpaper in Sweden (source in comments)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/ScandinavianInterior
James Roberts - The Great Exhibition: The Transept from the North Entrance (1851)5yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/museum
The Institute of Foreign Languages in Phnom Penh (Vann Molyvann)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/brutalism
Eclectically styled kitchen in Stockholm [809 × 1079] (source in comments)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
A contemporary bathroom in an 18th century Swedish apartment [1920 × 1280] (source in comments)6yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
Statement Wall [667 × 1000] x-post /r/hometours [Context requirement: I don't know where this was taken but I know that it was taken as a promo for a wallpaper company called PhotoWall and the artist is called Olaf Hajek. I don't know what the other objects are in the picture or where to find them]7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RoomPorn
Record: 90% of new power capacity installed in Europe in 2016 was renewable!7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/europe
Tippi Hedren in her swimming pool, spouting water at Neil the lion (1971)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
Map of Southern Scotland by Vincenzo Maria Coronelli (1690)[5000 x 3667]6yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/Scotland
A trig point on top of The Old Man of Coniston (Lake District national park, England)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/RedditDayOf
The River Tyne (source and higher resolution image in comments)7yr ⋅ Saoirse-on-Thames ⋅ r/NewcastleUponTyne
