This monastery in Henan, China feels European. Can you guys explain why?1mo ⋅ Spoiledsoymilk ⋅ r/architecture
Drawing I did for a facade renovation project in Harlem New York.4yr ⋅ mintyhippos20 ⋅ r/architecture
Hello, anyone know what architectural style this house is? Seen in France3yr ⋅ Loud-Mirror-2356 ⋅ r/architecture
why do some buildings have ledges filled with rocks? is it just for looks?2yr ⋅ h4nnahbee ⋅ r/architecture
Beautiful progress shot! Thanks to whoever took this photo, if anyone knows please credit them.4yr ⋅ badu201 ⋅ r/architecture
What would you call this “archway” piece that frames the dining room area?2yr ⋅ echooper13 ⋅ r/architecture
New York City’s tallest buildings currently proposed or under construction2yr ⋅ FreckleLapis ⋅ r/architecture
Here’s a small Fallingwater sketch I did while procrastinating actual studio work3yr ⋅ EatGoldfish ⋅ r/architecture
Biswa Bangla Gate Restaurant, a toroidal restaurant suspended by two arches3yr ⋅ tipsypanda666 ⋅ r/architecture
My grandfather in Japan in 1945. Looking for help identifying the building in the background.2yr ⋅ WombatShwambat ⋅ r/architecture
A Craftsman/Abstract take on an Ionic column by architect Hermann Gaul, 1912.3yr ⋅ ThanHowWhy ⋅ r/architecture
Convention Hall Project, Mies van der Rohe, (1954). Anyone know of any similar projects structurally? Small or large scale. Research for master thesis1yr ⋅ fuckracismfr ⋅ r/architecture
French style single family home in Seoul, South Korea. Introduced in 1970s amid the rapid economic development, the iconic triangular roof was derived from pediments of ancient greek temples.1yr ⋅ Saltedline ⋅ r/architecture
Not sure why, I thought a design like this would make a great theater, dining area etc. Perhaps it's the shapes?2yr ⋅ Coomernator ⋅ r/architecture
Taq Kasra, Ctesiphon, Iraq, a Persian palace complex dating back to the third century AD. The central arch is original, and remains the world's largest single-span unreinforced brick vault.4yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
[Misc] Traditionalists are asleep, upvote actual local-conscious modern architecture5yr ⋅ delunoaldiez ⋅ r/architecture
Landscape Architecture - Interior Design - Urban Planning - M arch11mo ⋅ Character_G ⋅ r/architecture
I made this physical model of the Astana National Library in Kazakhstan while working at BIG2yr ⋅ ArchiGuru ⋅ r/architecture
Except for costs, why did we give up on building stone houses? Are there any specific reasons?2yr ⋅ Resistance_Unite ⋅ r/architecture
The world's skinniest skyscraper has just been completed in New York City.2yr ⋅ markcocjin ⋅ r/architecture
How does one access the interior space? Let’s just call it reverse digestion.3yr ⋅ GrayDawnDown ⋅ r/architecture
This is absolutely criminal on a lovely Victorian building like this. Why does this happen!2mo ⋅ AlternativeOk6608 ⋅ r/architecture
Bordeaux Cathedral, France, built between the 12th and 14th century. Its swampy site meant that only two of four planned bell towers could be built, leading to its asymmetry.2yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Late 19th century Richardsonian Romanesque style James Scott Mansion, converted into apartments after 1910 when the original owner died, then abandoned in the 70s and left to rot for decades before being bought in 2002. Recently restored and reopened as apartments in Midtown Detroit, Michigan.1yr ⋅ blcknoir ⋅ r/architecture
What would you call this pattern on the ceiling of the Jefferson Memorial?7mo ⋅ whitefroggy ⋅ r/architecture
Stone Court Villa, Arizona, USA, designed by Marwan al Sayed in 20143yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
What might inspired this?How building systems and services work here? How it can be this thin if its structure is mainly a cantilever without any columns?1yr ⋅ ar_aniket ⋅ r/architecture
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater 3d visualization by Fabio Fernandes 3D Fernandes. Tools used: SketchUp, Lumion3yr ⋅ Amazing_Architecture ⋅ r/architecture
York Minster.. This elevation is symmetrical but for the spires (?) on each side. Is there a reason for this?1yr ⋅ Botheuk ⋅ r/architecture
Did Bjarke really think he could just use the same building twice (but flip it) and we wouldn’t notice?3yr ⋅ papasodaro1996 ⋅ r/architecture
YouTube keep recommending me videos like these, and as a (maybe) future architecture student, it’s really depressing and not encouraging1yr ⋅ elmahir ⋅ r/architecture
3D scan with the LIDAR sensor on the new iPhone 12 Pro - Powerful Tool!3yr ⋅ miesvanderHO ⋅ r/architecture
VC Morris Gift Shop, San Francisco, CA. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 19484yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
What is this architectural style called that you see a lot of in UK/Europe? Would it be hard to find builders capable of building this in the US?2yr ⋅ HawrdRawk ⋅ r/architecture
I saw these houses today, and thought they looked quite nice. I usually don't like modern architecture but I actually quite like this2yr ⋅ GermanicUnion ⋅ r/architecture
Brutalist concrete mosque for the new Australian Islamic Mission building in Sydney [building]4yr ⋅ BothansInDisguise ⋅ r/architecture
Architectural Illustration I made as a commission - Canadian Parliament3yr ⋅ Jess_Wright_Artist ⋅ r/architecture
Gobekli Tepe, the oldest known temple in the world at around 11,000 years old. Such unbelievable artistry and detail for a period in which people were thought to be only hunters and gatherers. The first great architectural masterpiece?1yr ⋅ intofarlands ⋅ r/architecture
Glass Blocks are boring... or are they? What are your favourite buildings that use them?1yr ⋅ VIS-ATELIER ⋅ r/architecture
Peter Hall Performing Arts Centre, Cambridge, England, designed by Haworth Tompkins in 20173yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
Not sure if this already been cross posted, but I thought it was cool enough to warrant sharing!2yr ⋅ TheBronAndOnly ⋅ r/architecture
The Butchers' Guild Hall in Hildesheim, Germany. Originally built in 1529, the half-timbered building was destroyed during ww2 and then rebuilt in 1987.3yr ⋅ Fuckoff555 ⋅ r/architecture
Hotel Avenida Central Rio de Janeiro. Built in 1910 and demolished in 1957 (Colorized by AI)2yr ⋅ SirG0ldy ⋅ r/architecture
Art Deco WJR Radio Transmitter Building, Detroit, Michigan, USA, 1934.3yr ⋅ Paul-Belgium ⋅ r/architecture
Rudolph Schindler's 1936 design drawing for the unbuilt Warshaw Residence, Los Angeles, USA3yr ⋅ archineering ⋅ r/architecture
I created an illustration of Olson Kundig's Sawmill house in the style of the designer Cruschiform.2yr ⋅ bloatedstoat ⋅ r/architecture
Completed in 2020, the Libeskind Tower located in Milan, Italy is named after its lead architect Daniel Libeskind2yr ⋅ FreckleLapis ⋅ r/architecture
St Regis Chicago by Jeanne gang. The tallest building in the world designed by a woman.3yr ⋅ BananaPeelSlippers ⋅ r/architecture
Does anyone know why this 1960’s building in Hong Kong was built like this, with a lattice thing in front of windows?1yr ⋅ chrischu6 ⋅ r/architecture
Napp Laboratories, Cambridge Science Park, UK - Built by Arthur Erickson in 19792yr ⋅ chriscambridge ⋅ r/architecture
Why does it seem like most passive home projects are single-family houses? If the point is to be efficient and sustainable, apartment buildings seem like a better choice.7mo ⋅ slopeclimber ⋅ r/architecture
Wanted to try drawing something different instead of trying to replicate something from an image. Any advice on how I can do better?2yr ⋅ AridorBird ⋅ r/architecture
Bend, Oregon - New design concept for their central library. Not sure what to think?2mo ⋅ volvos ⋅ r/architecture
Rani ki Vav (Queen's stepwell) Its construction is attributed to Udayamati, daughter of Khengara of Saurashtra, Queen of the 11th century Chaulukya Dynasty and spouse of Bhima I. It listed in UNESCO's world heritage sites. 📸 By aman.channa3yr ⋅ Pramodhnt ⋅ r/architecture
I drew Kamal Basadi, an 800-year-old temple in my hometown. What do you think of this drawing?1yr ⋅ Appy127 ⋅ r/architecture
Seocho Garak Tower East (130 m, 24 stories), Seoul, South Korea, completed in 20112yr ⋅ NiceLapis ⋅ r/architecture
I’m in 2nd Year of Architecture, here are 5 pages out of 15 from our assignment. (drafted and rendered manually)3yr ⋅ minimalfacade ⋅ r/architecture
This building in Atrani, Italy has some of the weirdest architecture I've ever seen2yr ⋅ loulan ⋅ r/architecture
Facade and Tower of the Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore, Florence, Italy.3yr ⋅ scaffold_enthusiast ⋅ r/architecture
