What is the name for the walkway of pillars at the bottom section of a building formally called?2yr ⋅ TwenT_ ⋅ r/architecture
What are your thoughts on 3D-printed homes? Do you think it will have a significant impact in architecture in the near future?1yr ⋅ Original-Ad-4855 ⋅ r/architecture
Heyy! High schooler here! Made this in Blender. Thoughts? Improvements?1yr ⋅ YellowFlash18 ⋅ r/architecture
Drawing All Of London | 0.008901% of London drawn | Battersea Power Station1yr ⋅ DrawingAllOfLondon ⋅ r/architecture
What's the purpose of this black object? (Allison and Peter Smithson - Smithdon High School)7mo ⋅ MrEnax ⋅ r/architecture
Hand Drawing of Client's Childhood Home, 2022, Micron 005 on 11x14 Paris Art Paper, OC1yr ⋅ certified_trashpanda ⋅ r/architecture
William Thorton's US Capitol proposal, which was regarded as too fancy and French.2yr ⋅ Viox3 ⋅ r/architecture
I made buildings of different architecture styles on a piece of paper. What do you think?2yr ⋅ Appy127 ⋅ r/architecture
If anyone is interested in Lego this is my rendition of FLW's Falling Water [building]4yr ⋅ Beautiful-Anarchy ⋅ r/architecture
What kind of molds did they use back in the 18th century to make such detailed ornaments and what is the material used for casting ?2yr ⋅ Yacben ⋅ r/architecture
Legal / Illegal House, by Manuel Herz Architects, 2004, Cologne, Germany2yr ⋅ biwook ⋅ r/architecture
Hi first year arch student me and my team have to do a research about this house (house on the cliff by gil bartolome) but can't find the second floor plan can any one help please!2yr ⋅ erechteion ⋅ r/architecture
UofC Hospital building - are the brick columns functional or design elements?1yr ⋅ Lordburke81 ⋅ r/architecture
Karlstejn Castle, a Gothic castle founded in the 14th century by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV and used as a place for safekeeping the Imperial Regalia as well as the Bohemian Crown Jewels, holy relics and other royal treasures. Market town of Karlstejn, Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
What's your number one all time favorite piece of architecture? I'll go first (please link a picture)1mo ⋅ DataSittingAlone ⋅ r/architecture
Parliament of Malta, a beautiful use of local and historic materials in a sleek modern way representative of the city of Valletta.8mo ⋅ TherealBooimbooin ⋅ r/architecture
Is this question somehow insensitive or rather relavant in archi school?6mo ⋅ Its___Kay ⋅ r/architecture
I work for a flower shop bordering oak park IL, and had a chance to deliver to the rollin furbeck house, inside is really nice as well3yr ⋅ LVDAM ⋅ r/architecture
Italian Embassy, Brasilia, Brazil, designed by Pier Luigi Nervi in 19764yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Is it just me, or is this ugly as sin? They are popping up everywhere around me...1yr ⋅ Smartman1775 ⋅ r/architecture
What is the purpose of the space behind this lecture hall? Are spaces like this always necessary?1yr ⋅ OoglaBoogla23 ⋅ r/architecture
Why would a roof be designed this way? Wouldn’t the roof simply fill with water?1yr ⋅ oh-my-lord ⋅ r/architecture
My drawing of Sutyagin House, a 13 storey wooden structure built in Russia by a local crime lord3yr ⋅ sleeping_sketcher ⋅ r/architecture
Can anyone tell me what era or type this house is from? My guess is sometime in the 1920s or 1930s3yr ⋅ weenor-man ⋅ r/architecture
Two intact buildings, built two thousand years apart, standing next to each other. The Roman Maison Carree and Norman Foster's Carre d'Art, Nimes, France4yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Visiting Washington DC: Is there any advantage to this cut instead of just a square cut and mortar? Or is it all architectural? This was at the Lincoln Memorial and WW2 Memorial.1yr ⋅ ArltheCrazy ⋅ r/architecture
Stone House by Gunther Domenig. How do you guys see the use of tectonic and stereotomic qualities in this design?2yr ⋅ glxstudios ⋅ r/architecture
Proposal for a skyscraper on Berlin's Konigsplatz, designed by Otto Kohtz in 19202yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Did you know? The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is so tall that people living on the top floors must wait three minutes longer to break their Ramadan fast than those on the ground floor. This is because they experience sunset later.1yr ⋅ ITSsUNSHINEHansen ⋅ r/architecture
Eight-floors high Alter Bau (Old Building) in Geislingen a.d Steige, Germany, built 1445 - a masterpiece of Medieval engineering, probably the largest surviving half-timbered building the world3yr ⋅ Strydwolf ⋅ r/architecture
[theory] I'm doing an unconventional architecture thesis at TU Delft, researching seaweed as a resource for building materials. Drawing from vernacular traditions around the world to create seaweed paint, seaweed clay plaster, seaweed bioplastic, and a shell seaweed-based bioconcrete.2yr ⋅ aseaweedgirl ⋅ r/architecture
I know nothing of architecture, but I appreciate it when I see it. Is there a particular word for this type of circular window/structure?3yr ⋅ AReallyCleverMonkey ⋅ r/architecture
Made this watercolor illustration of St Peter's Basilica, Vatican city3yr ⋅ Artistic_Crabs ⋅ r/architecture
Paul Rudolph's 1965 design drawing for the unbuilt Callahan Residence in Birmingham, Alabama2yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Hope you don't mind some more architecture inspired art - Singing Doors No. 2 - Porto1yr ⋅ _s__g__h_ ⋅ r/architecture
These houses are known as Ton Kanan found in Tana Toroja, Indonesia2yr ⋅ fearlessandfar ⋅ r/architecture
My 2 point perspective exercise of a 2 story house when I was in 10th grade last year1yr ⋅ ControlAlternative97 ⋅ r/architecture
Ballpoint pen sketch of most famous building Falling Waters i did when i was in 1st year of Architecture3yr ⋅ itsddbro ⋅ r/architecture
Decre Department Store, Nantes, France, designed by Henri Sauvage and Frantz Jourdain in 1931. Unfortunately, it was destroyed in a bombing raid during WW21yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Im starting my own archviz business and heres the first render. I always worked in-house so if you guys have any advice on how to get any clients I will be thankfull. So far Fiverr and Upwork didnt work for me2yr ⋅ ShrapnelHead69 ⋅ r/architecture
Can someone help me identify what this roof frame style is called? North America1yr ⋅ Background-Vanilla-1 ⋅ r/architecture
Atrium of the HSBC Headquarters, Hong Kong, designed by Norman Foster in 19792yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Book Room, Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire, England, designed by Sir John Soane in 17903yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright’s sketch for “The Illinois” - a proposed mile-high skyscraper4yr ⋅ Vestibuleskittle ⋅ r/architecture
Saw this at MOMA in NYC and got a kick out of it. Drawing from a Le Corbusier lecture1yr ⋅ Moon_Snails ⋅ r/architecture
What is the name of this element in this Mediterranean style?9mo ⋅ CharlesSherrington ⋅ r/architecture
Here's a sketch I made as a future architecture student, thoughts?3mo ⋅ BranchAccording98 ⋅ r/architecture
This San Francisco apartment has a support beam in the middle of the kitchen. It's still worth over USD 1 million1yr ⋅ TheRebelNM ⋅ r/architecture
Grundtvig's Church, Copenhagen, Denmark, designed by Peder Klint in the expressionist style in 1913 and completed in 1940 [building]4yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Wish Europe had more of this instead of excessive amounts of big buildings built for the Church or Monarch6mo ⋅ Donut_Flame ⋅ r/architecture
The Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio - Oak Park, Illinois, USA - Designed and built in 1889 - National Register of Historic Places 1972 - National Historic Landmark 19763yr ⋅ rockystl ⋅ r/architecture
[building] Glass block and brick blend together on a new community development center in Little Village, Chicago.4yr ⋅ ThanHowWhy ⋅ r/architecture
