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Craig Coutts

Repetition in Architecture

Created and judged by Marc Tamlyn

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Sometimes it seems like constructing a building was a very boring job. Row after row of identical features, or even complete buildings stretching off into the distance. This might have been a boring few months for the builders, but it presents a wonderful opportunity to the photographer.

I'd love to see your best photos of repetition in architecture. The repetition can be small scale such as brickwork, tiles or window panes; or it can be large scale such as a row of terraced houses, symmetric buttresses, or even whole skyscrapers. Modern and ancient architecture are welcome. The repetitive unit doesn't need to be identical, but there should be enough to give a clear impression of a pattern.

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Entries closed
18 October 2017

Rating
18 October 2017 to 31 October 2017

Winners announced
31 October 2017

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