The spaces you like: 12 of the best Instagram discoveries
Highlights so far...

Who better to help us find extraordinary spaces across the globe than our readers? Since we started the hashtag #thespacesilike, you have led us around some phenomenal buildings, from a slaughterhouse-turned-cinema in Madrid to a stable block in London.
Here are some highlights from your Instagram travels so far.
A former slaughterhouse converted into a cinema by Churtichaga + Quadra-Salcedo
A photo posted by Wendy Li (@ouendi) on
Keep tagging your discoveries #thespacesilike and we’ll regram some of the best images, plus showcase them on our website.
Post an image of anything from a private home, hotel or workspace to a music venue, train carriage or elevator. The space can be as obscure as you wish. We want to see what makes you tick.
Dream Stables #brantfoundation #thespacesilike #GreenwhichPoloClub
A photo posted by Vicente Muñoz (@vicente.munoz) on
If you find somewhere newly opened or little-photographed, we might even commission you to shoot it for our website…
Thank you for your excellent hashtagging to date. Your discoveries have got us hooked.
VDL House, Los Angeles
an overdue revisit to the vdl house. #neutra
A photo posted by Jessica Comingore (@jessicacomingore) on
Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart
Bellerby & Co globemakers, London
In love with this studio ??? . #thisislondon #lovelondon
A photo posted by steffi ?? London (@steffi_daydreamer) on
Athens Olympic Sports Complex
the morning run – #athens #theathensworld #santiagocalatrava
A photo posted by konrad | berlin (@konaction) on
Abandoned factory, Varese
A photo posted by Barbara and Ale (@barbaraandale) on
Vatican Museums, Rome
Is it so bad that my favourite thing about the Vatican museum was the exit staircase? ??
A photo posted by Samee Lapham (@samsette) on
Fontevraud l’Abbaye Royale, France
10th century gothic architecture. Fontevraud l'Abbaye Royale. #NewDS4TestDrive @DS_uk @DS_Official
A photo posted by Sandra Ahn Mode (@sandra.mode) on
The Press, Shanghai
Paris apartment by Madeleine Castaing
General Trade School, Basel
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