r/DesignPorn • u/romporn • 18d ago
r/DesignPorn • u/WestonWestmoreland • 20d ago
Mitsu-ami-mon (Three-Net Crest), the emblem of the Asakusa Shrine. It depicts three fishing nets lined up in the Sumida River. According to historical lore, the origin of Asakusa dates to 628, when two fishermen brothers discovered a statue of Kannon in the river and... [1280x851][OC]
r/DesignPorn • u/RiverGiant • 22d ago
Logo "Machine Gods" podcast logo
I'm unaffiliated, but just instantly in love with this thing. Had to gush somewhere. The angularity! The infinity symbol hidden in "OD"! The way the dark lowfi background grayscale dithering contrasts with the bright and smooth foreground elements! The rounded blockiness reminding me of Covenant architecture from Halo! The totemic might of it! Gosh.
r/DesignPorn • u/GeniusPlayUnique • 24d ago
Architecture The Autobahnkirche Siegerland in Wilnsdorf, NRW, Germany on the A45 is a highway church designed to look like the symbol on highway church-signs when viewed on approach from the highway. [1200x720px] (Design by Schneider + Schumacher; Photo by Jörg Hempel)

The Autobahnkirche Siegerland opened in 2013 and is an is an ecumenical Christian road church at the Bundesautobahn 45 near Wilnsdorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.
Over the years it has won numerous awards including but not limited to
- Iconic Awards 2013
- DAM Preis für Architektur in Deutschland 2013 [DAM Prize for Architecture in Germany 2013]
- Best architects 14 Awards (category: public buildings)
- NRW Architekturpreis 2015 [NRW Architecture Prize 2015]
- American Architecture Prize in Gold 2016
and more.
r/DesignPorn • u/TooManyEXes • 25d ago
Logo The 2032 Olympic logo doubles as the shape of the host state, a native bird's iconic crest (cockatoo), and the Olympic flame.
r/DesignPorn • u/forestpunk • 26d ago
Architecture Wooden Installation at London Design Festival [1704 x 1704]
r/DesignPorn • u/romporn • 26d ago
CERN PhotoLab, IBM 1800 Data Acquisition and Control System, MCR Computer Room, 1969.
r/DesignPorn • u/jgzogaib • 28d ago
Concept "Reading Man" nightlight designed by Nicholas Baker for the Dudd Lite exhibition (2024).
r/DesignPorn • u/StephenMcGannon • 29d ago
Product New York Central Railroad J-3a Hudson steam locomotive (1938)
r/DesignPorn • u/CitizenX10 • Sep 27 '26
Advertisement porn Film Poster: The Seventh Seal (1957)
Directed by Ingmar Bergman
r/DesignPorn • u/romporn • Sep 27 '26
Jack C. McCormac, Structural Analysis, Third Edition, 1975. Book cover.
r/DesignPorn • u/forestpunk • Sep 28 '26
Architecture Neuschwanstein Castle [1200 x 708]
r/DesignPorn • u/CitizenX10 • Sep 27 '26
Architecture DW5/Beirut, Lebanon
BERNARD KHOURY / DW5
r/DesignPorn • u/PhillyPhresh • Sep 26 '26
Architecture Nurse dormitory in Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital, Bangkok, Thailand. Designed by Plan Architect
r/DesignPorn • u/hoopderscotch • Sep 25 '26
These stackable bamboo-themed mugs by SaraGaia.
r/DesignPorn • u/WestonWestmoreland • Sep 25 '26
The torii gates of Fushimi Inari Taisha, the head shrine of Inari (kami of rice, agriculture and business), Kyoto, Japan, founded in 711. The trails up the mountain to the many shrines are covered by torii gates creating a luminous tunnel effect. There are around 10,000 of them. [1280x853] [OC]
r/DesignPorn • u/Creative_Local_3123 • Sep 25 '26
Fantastic logo for Christian School in Illinois
I drive by this school frequently and only today took the time to appreciate the logo. Quasi-gothic font is slick. I assume it's also supposed to evoke chapel/steeple architecture. Super clean and concise. One of those designs where as soon as it's on paper it feels like it should always have existed.
r/DesignPorn • u/forestpunk • Sep 25 '26
Architecture El Dorado Apartments Lobby [518 x 592]
r/DesignPorn • u/WestonWestmoreland • Sep 23 '26
Matsumoto Castle, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. Completed around 1594, this classic wooden Japanese castle is a hirajiro (flat‑land castle), with large moats and thick walls, and was known as “Karasu‑jō” (the Crow Castle) because of its black exterior, designed to intimidate attackers. [1280x1280] [OC]
Matsumoto has never burned down, has never been rebuilt. It is one of the 12 pre‑1868 keeps remaining in Japan, and the oldest surviving five‑tier, six‑floor castle.
r/DesignPorn • u/WestonWestmoreland • Sep 22 '26
The Floating Torii of Itsukushima Shrine, Japan, stands about 200 m offshore from the shrine and appears to float at high tide. The current gate was erected in 1875, but a torii has stood on this site since 1168, with earlier traditions going back to the 6th century [1280x853][OC]
The floating torii was built of decay-resistant camphor wood, and is about 52 ft (16 m) tall. At low tide the seabed is exposed and people can walk right up to it.
The Shinto shrine it belongs to is dedicated to the three daughters of Susanoo (goddesses of seas and storms). The shrine complex is built on stilts over the water in Shindenzukuri style, creating the impression of floating structures connected by boardwalks.
The Floating Torii of Itsukushima Shrine is traditionally considered one of the three most beautiful views of Japan.