Interesting Glass Staircase by Hiroshi Sugimoto at the Go'o Shrine Japan4mo ⋅ WizardNinjaPirate ⋅ r/architecture
The spiral minaret of the Great Mosque of Samarra in Iraq, 9th century2yr ⋅ Fuckoff555 ⋅ r/architecture
Shaheed Suhrawardy Medical College and Hospital in Dhaka, Bagladesh by Louis Kahn1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
Heidelberg Castle towering over Heidelberg, originally built in the 13th century and expanded, then left as a ruin during the 18th century after multiple destructions, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
I need some honest critique of this render I created, are colors too bright/saturated? are there way too many elements in the scene or does it look good the way it is?2yr ⋅ Dancing_Dorito ⋅ r/architecture
Hermes store in Amsterdam. The glass brickwork blends with the preserved architecture of the second floor3yr ⋅ Bottlecappe ⋅ r/architecture
I went for a walk in a city park and found this neat little birdhouse modelled after Maison Citrohan by Le Corbusier. Fairly accurate to the original's exterior as far as I could see.11mo ⋅ SpacemanNik ⋅ r/architecture
I make architectural artwork like this but what else can I do with this skill??2yr ⋅ Jess_Wright_Artist ⋅ r/architecture
The Chateau de Chantilly, built in the 14th century, largely rebuilt in 1876 by architect Honore Daumet in an eclectic style2yr ⋅ MisterEdou ⋅ r/architecture
Medieval Cloisters, Gloucester Cathedral. We have advanced.1yr ⋅ Strong_Rhubarb_4411 ⋅ r/architecture
I am an absolut fan of the postmodernist architecture of Ricardo Bofill. Here is an exemple named espace d'abraxas in the suburbs of Paris. What do you think about it?2yr ⋅ orkrath ⋅ r/architecture
Why did this type of infrastructure degrade so much? Why do we only see remnants of what used to be? Why didn’t people maintain it like they do with modern day buildings?2yr ⋅ friendofthebirds ⋅ r/architecture
Westminster bridge in London was opened in 1862 and designed by Thomas Page and Charles Barry. Nobody knows which of these two gentlemen are responsible for the shadows cast by the parapet at a certain time of day.1yr ⋅ dannydutch1 ⋅ r/architecture
Today I went to Dresden! This looks a bit over the top tbh but I guess it was the point!2yr ⋅ Messaling ⋅ r/architecture
Does this part of a building have a name, and what is its purpose? It seems like wasted space.2yr ⋅ BaphomeTarus ⋅ r/architecture
I drew an imaginary school from rural India. What are your thoughts on this?2yr ⋅ Appy127 ⋅ r/architecture
A particularly groovy building I spotted in Chicago. I love the aesthetics1yr ⋅ SkittlesRobot ⋅ r/architecture
I found this odd claim about Sullivan's quote. Any truth to this or a false claim?1yr ⋅ ArchIce354 ⋅ r/architecture
Infill loft home I built on a narrow lot in 2001 with a $150k construction budget.4yr ⋅ HealthyTemperature1 ⋅ r/architecture
My city doesn’t have a lot of older architecture but where it does we ruin it3mo ⋅ Serhhio ⋅ r/architecture
Is it disingenuous to make a render styled as a physical model for site visualisation/ analysis purposes?1yr ⋅ Olly5101 ⋅ r/architecture
A traditional medieval cave house with a courtyard found in the desert of Libya.2yr ⋅ HistoryDefined ⋅ r/architecture
I’m a huge fan of architecture and thought I’d share this custom chess set or NYC architecture I recently completed!2yr ⋅ davejopen ⋅ r/architecture
What is the name for those stalactite-like half-pillar features reaching down from the ceiling inside this church? There’s five of the downward facing caps that have crosses roundabout.1yr ⋅ mishkulu ⋅ r/architecture
Why and How (the construction) Tadao Ando uses concrete with hole on its surface?1yr ⋅ MastahBuildah ⋅ r/architecture
Renders inhibit creativity by driving up client expectations to extreme extents without considering actual engineering necessities in the design process. All trades need to work together to deliver beautiful and meaningful architecture.2yr ⋅ Dizzlebank ⋅ r/architecture
I did this concept for fun. The idea is that I wanted to make a modern Viking long house and revive Viking architecture in Scandinavia, I'm no architect just a highschooler[Practice]3yr ⋅ MariusHagekjaer ⋅ r/architecture
Really weird Japanese-inspired house I came across in the middle of nowhere in rural Pennsylvania, USA11mo ⋅ CasanovaFormosa ⋅ r/architecture
What is the point of these spaces in city buildings? For sunlight, air, or both?7mo ⋅ bebebooppea ⋅ r/architecture
Sketch: Victorian bookstore and cafe with glass conservatory greenhouse on top.7mo ⋅ grantthejester ⋅ r/architecture
Why are the walls of Japanese houses so poorly insulated, despite experiencing hot summers and freezing cold winters?3mo ⋅ slopeclimber ⋅ r/architecture
CHRISTIAN DIOR flagship store in Seoul, Korea - perfectly depicting Dior's fluid tailoring style; created by architects Christian de Portzamparc and Peter Marino.3mo ⋅ Mediocre_Heart_3032 ⋅ r/architecture
I modelled the PS5 into a concept architectural render! (I'm an archi student)4yr ⋅ oxynugget ⋅ r/architecture
Architecture Render for a project of an escapsit cabin located in Canada2yr ⋅ ZUGZUG20 ⋅ r/architecture
Did the same interior render in Lumion and Vray for SketchUp. Which one is better?1yr ⋅ araf856 ⋅ r/architecture
Here I am at the Frank Lloyd Wright school of architecture working on one of my Ecliptic paintings.3yr ⋅ LeadingEight ⋅ r/architecture
This is the Grasshopper Cafe in South Korea made out of train cars1yr ⋅ lucasawilliams ⋅ r/architecture
Just wondered if anybody still read/used this book? It was written by my Grandfather.7mo ⋅ Coffeeninja1603 ⋅ r/architecture
My girlfriend just finished her first render in 3ds Max + Corona Renderer, hope you like it4yr ⋅ Kokolizin ⋅ r/architecture
My first Architectural Illustration on my iPad - The Marble Church3yr ⋅ Jess_Wright_Artist ⋅ r/architecture
Casa Vicens, built between 1883 and 1885 in Barcelona, built by Antoni Gaudi.1yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/architecture
Ornate carvings and Solomonic columns on the stone steps leading to the water in Varenna, a town on the scenic shores of Lake Como, northern Italy.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
The spiral staircase inside the Chateau de La Rochefoucauld in France, designed by Leonardo da Vinci in 1516.3yr ⋅ Fuckoff555 ⋅ r/architecture
I stumbled across the only identical design of the WTC. It’s only half-height, but the owner of the property in Tulsa, OK asked Minoru Yamasaki for a building identical to the WTC in 1976 (just 2 years after completion of its cousins in NYC). Somewhat unsettling to see as a former New Yorker.1yr ⋅ iwtqdajbh ⋅ r/architecture
La Fabrica, studio and house of the architect Ricardo Bofill, built from an old disused cement factory (1973)2yr ⋅ MisterEdou ⋅ r/architecture
Partington Point House by Richard Clements, renovated by Mickey Muennig (1995)1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
[Misc] my 4 year old loves to watch me play around in SketchUp so I let him be the design director. Today we designed a big canon with little canons coming out of it4yr ⋅ WorldsBestDadBod ⋅ r/architecture
Mariendom (Pilgrimage Church), Neviges, Germany, designed by Gottfried Bohm in 1968. Bohm, a sculptor as well as a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, died yesterday aged 101.3yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Here’s a before and after on my house I’ve been remodeling over the last few years. Trying to find out who the original architect was and maybe original floor plan. And really for no other reason than I’m curious. Any one have any insight or seen a similar design before? Built in the mid 70’s.1yr ⋅ Widow_Maker_GT2 ⋅ r/architecture
