The spaces you like: 5 of your latest discoveries

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This week you’ve toured a newly opened hotel on the Hollywood hills, and explored the surreal spaces of an Art University in Tokyo.

Each Sunday we’ll feature your most striking photographs on The Spaces. Keep tagging them with #thespacesilike for a chance to be featured.

The West Hollywood EDITION, Los Angeles, USA

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Endless architecture and design inspiration at @wehoedition… what a treat to experience and shoot this new @editionhotels property #westhollywoodedition #editionhotel

A post shared by carley | travel photographer (@carleyscamera) on Nov 18, 2019 at 2:47pm PST

Tama Art University, Tokyo, Japan

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Outdoors indoors | III Tama Art University Library by Toyo Ito & Associates I started my Tokyo trip with a visit to this place, and yeah ?????

A post shared by Wendy Li (@ouendi) on Nov 17, 2019 at 1:24am PST

Lina Stores restaurant, London, UK

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@linastores #kingscross is now open. The design is a celebration of the history of Lina Stores as the space evokes Brewer Street with a green tiled deli counter and main restaurant echoes the design of Greek Street, and includes a theatre kitchen. ? @mariell.lindhansen

A post shared by Red Deer (@reddeer) on Nov 18, 2019 at 5:04am PST

Cuadra San Cristóbal, Mexico City, Mexico

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Cuadra San Cristobal de Luis Barragan | Mexico #ektar100 #analog #film . . . . . #35mm #architecturephotography #archilovers #minimalzine #ihaveathingforwalls #oftheafternoon #somewheremagazine #rentalmag #heyfsc #photofilmy #back2thebase #noicemag #pellicolamag #makemeseemag #shootfilmmag #archaicmag #filmphotographic #boxspeedfeature #gominimalmag #rentalmag #kodaklosers #afilmcosmos #thefilmcommunity #classicsmagazine #thespacesilike #broadmag #bestfilmphoto

A post shared by Aurore Bano (@__aurore_bano) on Nov 20, 2019 at 5:51am PST

CELINE store, Tokyo, Japan

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Here for the furniture rather than the fashion ? Plenty going on in this space, both good and bad. The actual building itself was designed by Kengo Kuma, let’s just leave it at that shall we?

A post shared by Ben Richards (@benrich__) on Nov 20, 2019 at 5:49am PST