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07 - Edna Mode’s House
This is Edna Mode’s house from the Pixar movie The Incredibles and The Incredibles 2. The Incredibles movies are some my favorite animated movies, the architecture in both movies is just great.
I actually did a video of how i figured out the full elevations of the house on my youtube channel, here is a link to the video ( https://youtu.be/HWA8m_Xo2ls ).
Dream small: paper wonders by Charles Young
So you think you cannot build a house? You assume you must go through years of learning and get some degree? Well, you are completely wrong. You can even build a city, trust us! Or better trust this guy, Charles Young, Edinburgh-based artist who has built (and still building) a whole city with a help of mere scissors, paper, and glue.
It all begun in the summer of 2014, when Young decided to give it a go and take on the paper modeling. He was already fluent in this field, but wanted to set a bit of a challenge and practice each single day. So he decided to make a structure on a daily basis.
His skills had improved drastically and we can observe the progress of his first steps. On Young’s Tumblr archive you can follow artist’s improvement month by month. “Why first steps?”, you might ask. Well, because he didn’t exactly stop there.
Charles Young prolonged his project for a year. He came from the simple buildings and shapes to the complex cityscapes that create a whole new narrative! Some of his works are moving and he animated them into GIFs. It is almost impossible to get your eyes of this amazing paper architecture!
And the best part is – he is still doing it! None the less, he continued to build his paper city for almost three years! Now his megapolis totals in 635 structures; some of them are even moving! With precision and persistence worthy of respect, Young has created his own little world with a big heart to it. Every little detail is well thought of, structures evolved in a most sophisticated manner.
The moral of this story is very simple. You do not need much to achieve your goals; just dedication and a lot of practice. While people think big, sometimes it is really useful to think small.
10 - Avengers Tower (from the Comics/Games)
This is the Avengers Tower (previously Stark Tower) from the comic books. Now the design in the comics changes slightly depending on who is drawing it. The tower has certain consistent features, it is almost always difficult to see the base of the tower.
One place were the comics Avengers tower can be seen in its entirety is in the Spider-Man PS4 game. This drawing is based on that model along with the drawings I researched from the comics.
I’ll have a making of video for this on my youtube & Instagram.
This might be one that I make prints from, let me know if you would be interested.
Also, If your thinking you want to see the avengers tower from the MCU, I am working on it.
09 - Monster House (from the movie Monster House)
There are several movies that have architecture I love, Monster House is the rare one where the building is a actual character int he movie, the main antagonist really.
I think the designers did a great job of creating a house that has noticeable features that not only create the character, but make it scary. Its a very good movie, that everyone should watch.
12 - HALL OF JUSTICE (From the Comics)
The home of the Justice League, the Hall of Justice from the comic books is meant to be in Washington DC. It is meant to have been designed by John Stewart (a Green Lantern) and financed by Batman.
Similar to the Avengers Tower (see previous post), the Hall of Justice is mean to serve as the headquarters for DC Comics main super team, but also as a burial place for any fallen heroes or foes.
This is the second building from comics I have drawn, let me know if there are any others you want to see.
Architecture Turned Into Animated Art via GIFs
Mirador Building by MVRDV & Blanca-Lleo
Axel de Stampa has used his awesome series of architecture GIFs, Architecture Animée (Animated Architecture), which takes architecture from SANAA, Herzog and de Meuron, MAD Architects and turns them into amazing, zany GIFs. The idea behind this series of architecture GIFs is to showcase the buildings from different perceptions as though the visitor is…
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Did I swallow some 2C-B...
or is that building moving?
Theatre Agora by UNStudio.
French architect, Axel de Stampa, and his project Animated Architecture,
see a collection of contemporary buildings come to life as whimsical gifs.
New Museum by SANAA.
VitraHaus by Herzog & de Meuron.
Emerson College LA by Morphosis.
Absolute Towers by MAD.
Memory Museum by Estudio.
Mirador Building by MVRDV and Blanca Lleo.
Zollverein School by SANAA.
Animated architecture courtesy of 1 week 1 project. more here.
