-SKETCHES,IDEAS+ ARCHITECTURE-

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Day 9 - Tiny Island Livin’

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Day 7 - Pixel Store 

[eightninea]

Church —

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Increíble

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Lodge Sketch ! Back again!

[fabriciomora]

Te Hihi ( Karaka, New Zealand) -  Strachan Group Architects

[archatlas]

Illustrated Cities of Europe Nick Matej

This is a poster I was recently commissioned to do for Great Little Place. GLP is an app that has been created with the sole aim of presenting you with the hidden and less known bars and restaurants around you, or an area you are planning to visit. I was given a list of fifteen European cities for which I had to create illustrations depicting famous landmarks and unique architectural styles.

Images and text via Nick Matej GIF by archatlas

[fabriciomora]

AFFRIC ( Waurn Ponds VIC 3216, Australia ) - GHD Woodhead

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[atreide]

Life from above

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#madewithpaper / fiftythree.com #mini #minicooper #lovethiscar #sketch #drawing

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Transition Artur Stępniak

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Archiposters Francesco Ravasio 

Check out this Kickstarter!

I wanted to represent the buildings in their most dynamic form! Taking into account both the first buildings of modern architecture, such as Le Corbusier, up to the parametric architecture of Zaha Hadid.

Architecture is timeless and always has something to teach.

During my travels I have seen fantastic architecture and I wanted to take home a piece, a memory!

1972, Nakagin Capsule Tower, Kisho Kurokawa

1931, Ville Savoye, Le Corbusier

1968, Neue Nationalgalerie, Ludwig Mies Van Dei Rohe

2013, Library of Birmingham, Mecanoo

1989, Pyramide du Lowre, Ieoh Ming Pei

2010, VitraHaus, Herzog & De Meuron

2011, Riverside Museum, Zaha Hadid

2006, Hearst Tower, Foster & Partners

2009, O-14, Reiser + Umemoto

2006, Zollverein School of Management and Design, SANAA 

Images and text via Kickstarter!

[88floors]

Portraits of America’s Food Stands by Christopher Lee

[archatlas]

Eyrie Cheshire Architects

Eyrie comprises two houses near Kaiwaka. Each is barely larger than four sheets of plywood. They are made from wood, are off-grid and autonomous, their outsides burnt black. This project is part polemic, part escape. Holiday homes have become this country’s decadence. Our sub-prime estuarine site permitted a 1500m² palace. It forbade two 29m² cabins. At night we talked excitedly about Malevich’s Suprematism; in the morning we got up and wrote legal submissions on visual density and the attrition of driveways. We wanted a different vision for New Zealand’s coastal future. In these houses a history of prismatic abstraction is conflated with a poetic of small boats bobbing in a sea of grass. There are no doors. One climbs up boulders and in through a window instead. We hoped that in subverting the shorthand language of building these little constructions might feel like something other than – and more than – houses.

Images and text via Cheshire Architects

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Proyecto Marathon 2015 @marathonboutique (en La Riviera)

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Ver idea de Carlos Felipe Villamizar Alarcón en Mix

Ice cream stand

[christurnham]

THE LIQUOR STORE ON YORK

Prints are available in my online print shop.

[christurnham]

Yuca’s taco stand on Hillhurst

Available as an open-edition archival print in my online print shop.

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Great ilustrations by @christurnham.