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Machu Picchu by Sam

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Hand-Drawn Sketches of Iconic 20th-Century Homes

Diego Inzunza, a young architect and illustrator from Chile, has created a series entitled “Architectural Classics” that beautifully depicts iconic pieces of residential architecture from the 20th century. These axonometric sketches reveal the architects’ overriding vision for each project in an understated and understandable way. From Frank Lloyd Wright and Philip Johnson to Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, Inzunza’s drawings bring a fresh perspective to these classic and beloved projects.

See the full series and information about each house following the source link.

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Hang Son Doong, Vietnam

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Slate Cabin by TRIAS Studio

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The Ruin in Moskva by Rozhdestvenka architectural bureau

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The Art of François Schuiten

The Obscure Cities is a graphic novel series set on a counter-Earth, created by the Belgian comics artist François Schuiten and his longtime friend, writer Benoît Peeters, in the early 1980s. In this fictional world, humans live in independent city-states, each of which has developed a distinct civilization, each characterized by a distinctive architectural style.

This post includes some of the fantastic illustrations by François Schuiten, see more following the source link.

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Hello! Love your blog :D. I might be going to Japan soon, u got any Japanese architecture ect. that might be good to see? Thanks :3

You can check out previous posts about Japan here.

You can check some of my favorite examples of Japanese architecture here and here.

You can check out previous posts about Tokyo here and favorite examples of architecture in Tokyo here.

You can check out previous posts about Osaka here and favorite examples of architecture in Osaka here.

You can check out previous posts about Kyoto here and favorite examples of architecture in Kyoto here.

Remarkable Japanese timber structures

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