At The Architect’s Newspaper, we’re plain addicted to Instagram. Sure, we love seeing Brutalist concrete through “Inkwell” or “Ludwig” filters, but there’s also no better place to see where architects are getting their inspiration, how they’re documenting the built environment, and where they’ve traveled of late.

Below, we bring you some of the best Instagrams of this past week!

nARCHITECTS shared this pic of members of the Chicago Multicultural Dance school using the firm’s recently-renovated Navy Pier as a stage.

 

Exciting to see the #hiplet #dancers of @cmdc_school using the Navy Pier and our Wave Wall as their stage! Screen grabs from @greatbigstory @navypierofficial #plie #onpointe #onpoint #chicago #publicspace #publicdesign #publicart #ballet #hiphop #architecture #cityspace #chicagoskyline

A post shared by nARCHITECTS (@narchitects_pllc) on Jul 18, 2017 at 2:49pm PDT

Lorcan O’Herlihy posted this vibrant time lapse of the firm’s collaboration with artist Diana Thater; the installation is part of the Artists of Color exhibit at the The Underground Museum in Los Angeles.

Thanks @atelier.vu for the time lapse of our collaboration with #dianathater at @theundergroundmuseum. The show is open til February, come through! #artistsofcolor #rgb #laart #loharchitects #color #atmosphere

A post shared by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects (@loharchitects) on Jul 14, 2017 at 4:50pm PDT

Daniel Libeskind shared this photo of the under-construction Modern Art Center in Vilnius; get a peek at what the approximately 33,000-square-foot museum will look like at Libeskind’s website.

The Modern Art Center in Vilnius is underway! #ontheroadwithsdl

A post shared by Studio Libeskind (@daniellibeskind) on Jul 20, 2017 at 9:00am PDT

Studio Gang Architects revealed its plan to reconnect Memphis, Tennessee with the city’s riverfront—get the full story here on AN!

Today we revealed our #MemphisRiverfrontConcept—a design concept that envisions how Memphis’ riverfront can become a collective network that ties together people, the city, and the Mississippi River for collective benefit. @studiogang looked at six miles of the riverfront, stretching from Greenbelt Park to MLK Park. . “The concept offers a series of actionable ideas meant to help the Riverfront achieve its potential as a shared, connected civic space for all Memphians to enjoy,” said Gia Biagi, @studiogang principal of urbanism and civic impact. . @mayorjimstrickland #MayorsRiverfrontTaskForce #HydeFamilyFoundation @thekresgefoundation #StudioGang #archdaily #memphisriverfront

A post shared by Studio Gang Architects (@studiogang) on Jul 18, 2017 at 11:09am PDT

John Pawson is in Iceland and is clearly enjoying its minimalist beauty, as evidenced by several photos that have appeared on his feed recently.

A post shared by John Pawson (@johnpawson) on Jul 18, 2017 at 1:30am PDT

Last but not least—OMA/AMO took a dive into its archives, posting these images of special resin molds the firm developed for Prada.

Material development process from the #archives – for the #Prada stores #OMAAMO developed a material referred to as “sponge”. One of the test studies consisted of casting resin in the mold filled with silicon-covered, water filled balloons. #resinmold #resincasting #materiality #materialstudies #retaildesign

A post shared by OMA New York (@omanewyork) on Jul 19, 2017 at 9:04am PDT