Konstantin Stepanovich Melnikov

January 8, 2017 archaic

Architects: Konstantin Stepanovich Melnikov

Location: Moscow, Russia

Year: 1929

Photographs: Cemal Emden

TDH // i.s.m. architecten

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Architects: i.s.m.architecten

Location: Grimbergen, Belgium

Year: 2015

Photographs:Luis Diaz Diaz

Acne Studio // Max Lamb

January 4, 2017 archaic

Architects: Max Lamb

Location: NYC, USA

Year: 2016

Photographs: Acne Studios

Haus Künten // Meier Hug

January 2, 2017 archaic

Architects: Meier Hug

Location: Künten, Switzerland

Year: 2011

Photographs: Roman Keller

billions by ward roberts

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billions by ward roberts

Zamora // Alberto Campo Baeza

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Location: Zamora, Spain

Year: 2012

Photographs: Theo Coutanceau

Graça Apartment // fala atelier

December 27, 2016 archaic

Architects: fala atelier

Location: Lisbon, Portugal

Year: 2016

Photographs: Fernando Guerra

Woso House // VERS.A

December 23, 2016 archaic

Architects: VERS.A

Location: Antwerp, Belgium

Year: 2016

Photographs: Maxime Delvaux

St Moritz Church // John Pawson Architects

December 21, 2016 archaic

Architects: John Pawson Architects

Location: Augsburg, Germany

Year: 2013

Photographs: Gilbert McCarragher

Student Project: Radikale Ideen für das Haus der Kunst // Hänsel Fleischer Schüler

December 19, 2016 archaic

Students: Viola Hänsel, Pia Fleischer, Helene Schüler

Location: Munich, Germany

Year: 2016

University: TU München

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"An image is not only a representation — it is a tool, a vision, and a reflection of the way we think about space."

From the visionary drawings of Antonio Sant’Elia to the radical concepts of Cedric Price, architectural imagery has shaped how generations perceive and communicate design.
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