How are the interiors of Zaha buildings made? What are they made out of and how are they seamless?8mo ⋅ rpc8169 ⋅ r/architecture
The National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Las Lajas, commonly known as Las Laias Shrine (or Santuario de Las Lajas), is a Roman Catholic Church, which was built in the Neo-Gothic revival style between 1916-1949, it is located in the Narino Department, of southern Colombia. (1080x1080)1yr ⋅ MightEmotional ⋅ r/architecture
Architectural and decorative characteristics of Haussmann buildings in Paris2yr ⋅ MisterEdou ⋅ r/architecture
Heliocity Apartments at Seoul, South Korea with all units lit up after its completion in 2018.1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
a japanese manga artist's house in Tokyo, Japan by Tan Yamanouchi & AWGL1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
The Washington DC Mormon Temple. Fun fact, I found the name of this building by googling “huge ugly white church near beltway.”1yr ⋅ George4Mayor86 ⋅ r/architecture
19th century Italianate Orangery of the Castle Ashby House, Northamptonshire, East Midlands, England.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
Sumela Monastery, a Greek Orthodox monastery originally established around AD 386 nestled in a steep cliff at an altitude of 1200 meters, Trabzon Province, Turkey.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
New flats under construction to replace post war extension of a victorian building in London, UK1yr ⋅ VoxPopuliII ⋅ r/architecture
Y’all think this is possible, 1 million seater stadium, imagine the parking and transportation 😂1yr ⋅ JDO1999 ⋅ r/architecture
I hate what the 70’s did to Architecture - this is Oak Tower in Kansas City Missouri, which was “modernized” in the 70’s.2yr ⋅ davejopen ⋅ r/architecture
The bottom right picture is Singapore, today. The future we need already exists.1yr ⋅ TheSoThenWhat ⋅ r/architecture
What is your opinion on concept of microdistrict/mikrorayon, often used for soviet-block developments?1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
I designed this funny looking building. I named it the piano building lol. I will be an architect, currently on 8th grade1yr ⋅ Lass1k ⋅ r/architecture
not an architecture student, im in fine arts, did this for fun and thought id share :)1yr ⋅ elianaranti ⋅ r/architecture
Does this symbol have a name? I see them on post-War garage doors all over.7mo ⋅ Sandor17 ⋅ r/architecture
Fukuyama Castle in Hiroshima, Japan. Built in 1619-1622, demolished in 1945, rebuilt in 1966.1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
Entrance hall of Kyoto Station, Japan, designed by Hiroshi Hara in 19973yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Felt so proud of my recent work, thought I can share this with you😇.2yr ⋅ geo_jerwin ⋅ r/architecture
Il Castel del Monte, a very unusual, totally symmetrical octagonal castle built during the 1240s by King Frederick II in Andria, Southern Italy.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
Residential apartment complex in Kuwait, What do you guys think?1yr ⋅ deadbrainwalking ⋅ r/architecture
This is what Brookfield Properties did to 5 West Street in New York City, which do you prefer?1yr ⋅ Rinoremover1 ⋅ r/architecture
In case you were wondering what happened to central perk coffee. It was sold to a big coffee chain. Trendy design, less sitting space, and no more soul2yr ⋅ re-imagining_arch ⋅ r/architecture
Found this on Pinterest a while ago. Does anyone know where this is/was ?2yr ⋅ SquidsWithWeed ⋅ r/architecture
The first design I've seen for Notre Dame's roof that I feel is appropriate. [technical]5yr ⋅ futty_monster ⋅ r/architecture
Me watching y'all discuss what softwares your schools taught you3yr ⋅ BrushFireAlpha ⋅ r/architecture
Flatiron Building, New York, USA, 1903, Arch. Daniel Burnham & Frederick Dinkelberg.2yr ⋅ Haunting_Clue9316 ⋅ r/architecture
Villa Farnese, a 16th century pentagonal Renaissance mansion built on the fortress foundations in the town of Caprarola, Viterbo, Northern Lazio, Italy.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
An architectural illustration I recently completed - wanted to share :)3yr ⋅ Jess_Wright_Artist ⋅ r/architecture
Found this rare 1875 book about victorian plans, For Free. Link in the comments.2yr ⋅ AngryFarmer2020 ⋅ r/architecture
Was watching a documentary and saw this crazy building, my roommate and I need to know what it is1yr ⋅ bakedclark ⋅ r/architecture
Pinnacles and spires on the flying buttresses adorned with statues and stone carvings, Milan Cathedral, Milan, Lombardy, Italy.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
How does this ladder work? if you tried to climb down it’s high enough that you’d break your legs.9mo ⋅ 19Otters ⋅ r/architecture
I actually don't hate starchitects, but this is one of the worst major projects I've seen in a long time. What is Heatherwick doing?1mo ⋅ banksied ⋅ r/architecture
At certain times of the day, Silhouettes of a man and a women that pray appears on the gates of Divrigi Great Mosque (Sivas, Turkey).2yr ⋅ anarchistmelon ⋅ r/architecture
Is this Victorian architecture? If so is there a specific name for this kind of house? I'm trying to get the elevations of it...I'd appreciate any help1yr ⋅ ShockAfter211 ⋅ r/architecture
Do these square elements on the exterior wall serve a functional purpose, or are they just decorative?8mo ⋅ PanachelessNihilist ⋅ r/architecture
I am very proud I finished my longest artwork 8 weeks almost and 353 hours. I am just so happy right now ☺️2yr ⋅ antalmo12 ⋅ r/architecture
My aunt is visiting Norway and posted this. I’m having a difficult time googling information on why this is a thing. Would anyone be able to explain this?1yr ⋅ AlienZoro ⋅ r/architecture
Why do architectural properties like this exist all over America but no where in Australia?1yr ⋅ Size4E ⋅ r/architecture
Brick Expressionism in Frankfurt, Germany shot by @boluddha1yr ⋅ Boluddha_Photography ⋅ r/architecture
Copacabana promenade at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by Robero Burle Marx, (1970)1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
A couple hours late, but my pop carved falling water for his yearly pumpkin carving. Happy Halloween everyone!2yr ⋅ McPatDaPhat ⋅ r/architecture
1960s overcladding is removed from a 1920s office building in San Antonio7yr ⋅ holymadness ⋅ r/architecture
Drawings of a temple dedicated to the Supreme Being, designed in 1781-1782 by the architect Etienne-Louis Boullee, master of the Neoclassical style2yr ⋅ MisterEdou ⋅ r/architecture
After 10 years of trying and 5 years of working in the industry, I will finally be able to graduate with my master in June- and eventually become a registered architect :)2yr ⋅ aseaweedgirl ⋅ r/architecture
Knoll House, Italy, a private home built atop the ruins of a medieval barn. Designed by Werner Tscholl in 19973yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Inside a Victorian-era Glass House - The Palm House (1877) at Adelaide Botantical Gardens1yr ⋅ FlorisLDN ⋅ r/architecture
Hello! I’m a 14 year old aspiring architect from Sweden! I drew this Neo-Classical elevation just for fun. I hope you like it! I wouldn’t say drawing floor plans are my favorite2yr ⋅ Snail_Sauce ⋅ r/architecture
