[misc] Traboules, special passageways in France for the secret transport of silks5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
[misc] Made a photo trying to illustrate the disconnect between how an architect sees the design versus how the public experiences it6yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
Dresden School of Arts and Crafts, 1875. Destroyed in WWII, rebuilt without any of the roofs or setbacks5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
[building] Maison Carree, Nimes France, the most intact extant Roman temple ca. 2 A.D.5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
What is the technical term for the cornice stepping where the middle projection of a neoclassical building is always slightly taller?7yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
Made a render of my first house, made in survival back from beta 1.7. -sorry the roof is a little burnt :/6yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/Minecraft
This old house I found on the outskirts of Tokyo has really deep, stepped windows. Anybody know why they are like this?5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/Tokyo
[ask] I made a chart of all the common arguments for/against Traditional design, some counterarguments, etc. Where do you all stand on these issues?6yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
The most glorious parking lot in the world: Brussels Palace of Justice7yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
[ask] People who have been to Saudi Arabia, what are these balconies called, and why do they have a second balcony coming off them?6yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
Question: are these traditional bump-outs balconies, window-boxes, window shelves, or does anybody know how specifically they are used?6yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/saudiarabia
Drawing from 1929- are any of these construction details even remotely relevant anymore, and would this drawing be usable? [technical]5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
What do they call these window cage things I see in Taiwan, how are they used, and do you need permission to build one?7yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/taiwan
[ask] Does anyone know what these weird elements are in this cross section of an old german country villa? (clear staircase landings, room under stair landing, odd wall,etc)5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
[ask] When did this trend of combined main circulation staircase and auditorium become so popular?5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
[ask] what is the purpose of these deep, stepped window reveals with thick, interlocking double-doors on japanese houses?5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
[ask] what is this style of rustication called where the columns have alternating square blocks in them?5yr ⋅ Kookbook ⋅ r/architecture
