drawing by Perry Kulper

via dprbcn

via: KRob Arch

Smout Allen | Lunar Wood

I have posted quite a few Smout Allen projects so far and I think they wander further from "conventional" architecture for every new project they do... And I love it.

They have a marvelous talent of giving their drawings a physical media to embody, as well as kick start the "drawing" with some type of simple, but intricate, mechanics.

via: Smoutallen

last semesters key moment

It's almost impossible to see the key moment in a project while you're in it. In the rearview mirror I think this was the moment where the project took shape and "became"

mo' models

construction continues parallel to drawing plan and section diagrams. more to come soon

programming the building

from sketch to sleek graphics

Layers | Physical as well as Metaphorical

Saturday Night @ Mats'

...once again building physical concept model 

Morphosis | Rockledge 1996

via: Morphopedia

Plan Diagram sketches

Cedric Price | Inter-Action Centre

A building in London by Cedric Price built in 1971-77 and demolished somewhere around 2000 to leave room for Talacre Sports Center

via: CCA

volume studies in 2d

trying to obtain a geometry that pleases my eye. still got some work to do
vectors exported from a quick maya 3d model

NEUFERT

Nice reading. 

Pdf found here (takes a while to upload)

keep on sketching

EASTER SITE ANALYSIS

Got a crit tuesday so I felt I needed some graphic stuff to explain why my site is so awesome 

wheels wires and lattices

Yeah, I know... Vertical urban farming.... quite cliché-esque, right!? (I was planning on naming this post "greenhouse inspiration", oh so boring)

But I must admit, that everything old that has a futuristic approach towards "industry" gets me hooked. Can't help it

via

Yesterdays model, todays sketch

One of my favorite steps in the creation of concept is giving the building-parts its individual name, both for the sake of strengthening the concept and for myself to establish a personal relationship to these parts.

setting the frames

sunday night delight

... while building physical model


OMA "On Hold" Exhibition and Lecture from OMA on Vimeo.
"The intangible legacy of the past decade"
On May 4, an exhibition of 10 of OMA's Masterplan commissions which are now either "On Hold" or discontinued opened in The British School at Rome. This compilation includes images taken in the galleries, and the Lecture by OMA Partner Reinier de Graaf on the occasion of the opening.