The 10 Most Liked Photos in @archdaily Instagram in 2020
In a year marked by physical distance, social networks have gained an even greater dimension in the ways of relating to people and getting informed. Our channel on Instagram has surpassed its number of reach and brought to the public the best of what we publish on our page: projects, articles, interviews, and news from the world of architecture, inspiring new ideas and tools for a better future to our cities.
Images used: Friendship Hospital Satkhira / Kashef Chowdhury/URBANA. Image © Asif Salman | National Holocaust Monument / Studio Libeskind. Image © doublespace photography | The Nordic Pavilion (Giardini, Venice). Image © Åke E:son Lindman
In a year marked by physical distance, social networks have gained an even greater dimension in the ways of relating to people and getting informed. Our channel on Instagram has surpassed its number of reach and brought to the public the best of what we publish on our page: projects, articles, interviews, and news from the world of architecture, inspiring new ideas and tools for a better future to our cities.
