Sanden Hodnekvam

February 17, 2018 archaic

Architects: Sanden Hodnekvam

Location: Trondheim, Norway

Year: 2017

Photographs: via Sanden Hodnekvam

Not Ona // Not Vital

February 15, 2018 archaic

Architects: Not Vital

Location: Patagonia, Argentina

Year: 2014

Photographs: via #1 #2 #3

Beijing Hutong // Archiplein

February 13, 2018 archaic

Architects: Archiplan

Location: Bejing, China

Year: 2010

Photographs: Theophile Seyring

Classics: Arcosanti// Paolo Soleri

February 11, 2018 archaic

Architects: Paolo Soleri

Location: Arizona, US

Year: 1970

Photographs: Alberto Sinigaglia

House in Goa // Field Atelier

February 9, 2018 archaic

Architects: Field Atelier

Location: Goa, India

Year: 2017

Photographs: Field Atelier, Ronny Sen

G1213 // GAFPA

February 5, 2018 archaic

Architects: GAFPA

Location: Cadzand, Netherlands

Year: 2014

Photographs: via GAFPA

House in Rokko // Tato Architects

February 1, 2018 archaic

Architects: Tato Architects

Location: Kobe, Japan

Year: 2011

Photographs: Kenichi Suzuki

Skihütte Wolf // Bernardo Bader

January 31, 2018 archaic

Architects: Bernardo Bader

Location: Lech, Austria

Year: 2016

Photographs: Adolf Bereuter

Tragata // Hiboux + Studio Genua

January 29, 2018 archaic

Architects: Hiboux + Studio Genua

Location: Cephalonia, Greece

Year: 2017

Photographs: Marianna Xyntaraki, Merle Sudbrock, Clemens Linnenschmidt

La Grande Motte // Jean Balladur

January 27, 2018 archaic

Architects: Jean Balladur

Location: La Grande Motte, France

Year: 1960

Photographs: Stefano Perego, Roberto Conte

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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.
In image, architect and curator Anja Dotter explores the power of the image as a creative and intellectual instrument in contemporary architectural practice.

Through a series of interviews with emerging European architects, photographers, and visualization studios, this book unveils how the architectural image is produced, shared, and interpreted in a digital age where visual communication defines cultural identity.

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