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Constructing Heterotopia Oliver Steels | 2012 MArch Thesis Project, Welsh School of Architecture Site Axonometric
Categories: Archilibs, Digital, drawings • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, Constructing Heterotopia, design, digital, Drafting, drawing, landscape, MArch, masterplan, mix-media, Oliver Steels, Welsh School Architecture
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City of the Future by Lev Vladimirovich Rudnev | 1927 Schusev Museum of Architecture Rudnev, Lev Vladimirovich (1885–1956). Architect in the former Soviet Union. He was one of the team responsible for the gigantic University Complex, Moscow (1948–53), typical of the overblown coarse stripped Classicism favoured in the Stalinist era. Similar buildings, with vast towers, were erected in several places in the Soviet bloc during the 1950s (e.g. Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw, Poland 1951–3). …
Categories: Archilibs, drawings • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, city of the future, design, drawing, Lev Vladimirovich Rudnev, perspective, Russian architecture
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L’Art de bâtir chez les Romains by Auguste Chosiy | 1873 Vaulted structure of the Palatine
Categories: Archilibs, Drafting, drawings • Tags: architecture, Auguste Chosiy, Drafting, drawing, ink, perspective, vaulted structures
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Intellectual Market Vladimir Tyurin | 1987 State Russian Museum In 1981, a group of young architects in Moscow succeeded in dodging Soviet censorship by submitting projects to a competition announced by the magazine Japan Architecture. So began an informal movement that would bring together some 50 architects and groups who, throughout the 1980s, were to represent spearhead architecture in Russia and its environs. Dubbed “paper architecture”, after an exhibition held in 1984 in Moscow at the offices of Jonost, a youth […]
Categories: Archilibs, Art, drawings • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, art, drawing, mix-media, paper architecture, perspective, Russian Architects, Vladimir Tyurin, watercolour
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Proposal for the Redevelopment Times Square | Philip Johnson and John Burgee New York | 1984
Categories: Archilibs, Digital, Drafting, drawings, masterplan • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, design, digital, Drafting, drawing, John Burgee, perspective, Philip Johnson
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Project Atlantis Laurence Walter | 2010 “An underwater civilisation needs to be constructed in 2048 London. The water level has risen to 30m and the public are in need of a new City to be built for them to survive. As a result, an underwater laboratory dedicated towards this new world is the first step towards the Atlantis. Inside the space people would be experiencing living quarters underwater, whist maintaining a sense of sanity with boats on the surface, dedicated towards […]
Categories: Archilibs, drawings • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, art, design, drawing, ink, landscape, Laurence Walter, mix-media, Project Atlantis
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Taipei Performing Arts Centre OMA The design comprises three auditoriums, positioned around a corrugated glass cube that contains the backstage areas for each theatre. The three theatres can be combined or used separately. Building is due for completion in 2013.
Categories: Architectural Models, Galleries • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, design, modelmaking, OMA, Taipei Performing Arts Centre
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The Hague Villa Project by Hariri & Hariri | The Netherlands Exploded Isometric, Pen and ink. …
Categories: Archilibs, Drafting, drawings • Tags: Archilibs, architecture, design, Drafting, drawing, exploded isometric, Hariri & Hariri, ink, isometric
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Carceri by Giovanni Battista Piranesi | 18th Century Venetian artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi was famous for his elaborate engravings of the fantastic architectural ruins of Rome. He is even more well known for a set of 14 copper plate etchings titled Carceri (“Prisons”). …
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