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10 new architectural student projects we liked this week

2024-08-24T08:00:00-04:00

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↑ Play Sculpture by Thea Lin

↑ Artificial Climates and the Agile Conservatory by Wei Wang

↑ "Crafting Identity", Community Cultural Center by Maria del Carmen Copacati Orocollo

↑ Resilience Amidst Ruin: Exploring Human Destruction, Cultural Loss, and Museum Decolonization by Faraz Khojasteh Far

↑ The Instrumentality of Borders by So Yeong Eom

↑ Build to Heal: Supportive Housing For Ex-mentally Ill Patients by Rico Kwok

↑ Club Remomar - A3 fadu uba by Florencia Medina

↑ Ama de Casa by PeiJu Lin

↑ Ribbon by Eda Tarakci

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A 12th-century Scottish monk may have invented modern architectural drawing techniques, new research claims

2023-09-22T17:30:00-04:00

Research from a professor at the University of Aberdeen has advanced evidence that the art and practice of architectural drawing may have been invented by a 12th-century Scottish clergyman working in Paris around the time of the construction of Notre-Dame Cathedral and other important Gothic structures.

Dr. Karl Kinsella is a lecturer in Medieval Art History at the institution. His new book, God’s Own Language: Architectural Drawing in the Twelfth Century, presents the idea that a previously unknown monk named Richard the Scot was likely the first person to use the term ‘plan’ for drawings, sections, and elevations he apparently made in order to demonstrate the vantage point of the prophet Ezekiel's visions using then-modern concepts of geometry.

Kinsella says: “This is the earliest evidence we have of a complete visual description of a building including several plans, elevations and sections, but they appear in this strange theological work instead of coming out of building sites...

10 new architectural student projects we liked this week

2023-08-12T08:00:00-04:00

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↑ Green Paris: The Urban Forest by Cristina Mock

↑ A Different Domain: Live-Work by Tamim Aljefri and Yunha Choi

↑ Accessible Art by Junyi Zhou

↑ Oakland Metamorphasis by Weiyu Xu

↑ Filum by Sean Meng

↑ 410 Ribbion by Farouk Fares (lead designer)

↑ Irregular Pavilion by Yunong Li

↑ Motorcycle Diaries by Zhikang Liu

↑ Field Leaps - Feldsprünge by Stephan Gräbner, Claudia Hermann, Christoph Wendland

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10 new architectural student projects that stood out this week

2022-09-17T09:00:00-04:00

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↑ Co-Construction Library by Zhiyuan Zhou

↑ Secret Oasis by Ling Lin and Yujing Jiao

↑ Portfolio Work by Chenglu Xue

↑ Collecting Housing by Shaoshuai Jiang

↑ Moving Pictures by Rob Leising and Di Liang

↑ Metabolism Community by Lich Tong

↑ Cuba Cultural Center in Vietnam by Trang Ha

↑ Tear Down The Rail by Chenyang Li and Zhang Yuqian

↑ Solar Carve (Graduation Project) by Porus Vakshoor

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This architect crafts detailed illustrations of the hotel rooms she stays in

2022-04-01T17:22:00-04:00

Architect Kei Endo has a fascinating hobby: While traveling, she measures and sketches her hotel rooms, including the furniture and objects within them, in great detail……draws them up with a Rapidograph……and renders them in watercolor.

Endo, a graduate out of the Tokyo University of the Arts with experience as a practicing architect, currently works at an environmental color planning office. Her work as an illustrator has gained acclaim, though, as she’s produced an array of incredibly detailed drawings of the hotel rooms she visits.

Endo’s work can be viewed on her Twitter and Instagram. She also uploads videos of her illustrating process on her YouTube channel “Draw with KEI”.

Video via Draw with KEI on YouTube

10 new architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2021-10-15T15:24:00-04:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding student projects on various Archinect People profiles.

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↑ PROT/MAD_[VN+CL+NN]_XX.X: an urban-logistical experiment for the center of Madrid by Ismael Medina Manzano

↑ Through Thick and Thin (Thesis Project) by Maneh Tahmasian (learn more about this project here as part of Archinect's popular Thesis Review series)

↑ VOF - The design of an observatory and its "shell" (Thesis Project) by Francesco Flore

↑ Building Project Proposal by Shelby Wright, Chris Cambio, Kate Fritz, Hiuki Lam, Isabel Li, and Michelle Qu

↑ District 2-Thu Duc city - Ho Chi Minh City by Tram Huynh Nguyen

↑ CIUDAD CASA DE ARTE by Mariam Aramyan

↑ EXTRA ATRIA (Thesis Project) by Armida Isabelle Saspa

↑ Museu...

Mark Cuban just donated a trove of World Trade Center drawings to the Cooper Hewitt

2021-09-10T11:56:00-04:00

In 1962, Diniz was hired by architect Minoru Yamasaki as part of the team designing the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers. His drawings in the WTC portfolio show viewers the experience of monolithic structures in the context of Lower Manhattan and inside the buildings themselves. The drawings were intended to illustrate Manhattan as a center of international business.

Carlos Diniz' drawings occupy a revered place in architectural history, and his World Trade Center drawings have been by and large kept out of public collections until now. The illustrator was first hired by Minoru Yamasaki in 1962 to give the public a sense of place and scale caused by the architecture that would later become the domineering experience for users of the buildings after they were completed in 1973.

"It strikes an emotional chord with every American," Cuban told Axios. "I wanted the actual drawings to be where any American can see them, and the Smithsonian was the right home."

The Dallas Morning News has more on the billionaire's gift here.

Studio update: 10 architectural student projects that stood out this week

2021-07-16T19:10:00-04:00

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↑ The Slab Tower by Myriem Rhmari Tlemcani with Yongki Sunarta and Gyuhyeon Choi

↑ Urban Moss Garden by Chenyang Yu

↑ OUROBOROS CITY : THE DEATH AND REBIRTH OF MAANSHAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT by Hao-Yeh Lu

↑ Puzzled Assemblies by Victoria Carvajal with Blake Minster and Liu Quiao

↑ Institute of Power and Subversion - Covert and Tactical Architecture by Gerald Titus

↑ Schaulager by Megan Adam

↑ WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT by Dharsini Kalaiselvan

↑ Nature is Nature by Khalid Alharbi

↑ Catastrophe by Michael Marun

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10 architectural student projects we liked this week

2021-03-12T14:08:00-05:00

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↑ Datamoshing Tower by Xiaonan Yang

↑ Master Thesis: Manifested Tectonic--In Search of Theatricality by Ching Huen Leung

↑ Spider Behaviour by Settawut Leenavong

↑ Boyant Ecologies. The cultural extension by Hardik Bhimani in collaboration with Vaidehi Davda & Carlos Miranda

↑ The Stellar City by Donna Simon in collaboration with Kayla Soler and Ellin Minogue

↑ Maquetas by Gilberto Villalobos II

↑ Metaplas: 3D Printed Multi-Polymers by Prapatsorn Lertluechachai in collaboration with Betty Chavez Angeles, Marwah Osama, and Wisnu Hardiansyah

↑ Saint Christina School by Jorge Sobrevilla Cruz

↑ Rhizcity by Jon Mar in collabo...

Instagrammer designs and draws a new house every day for a year

2021-02-23T18:43:00-05:00

Last year, New York Architect Andrew Bruno launched One House Per Day, an Instagram page in which the designer has designed and drawn a house every day since the beginning of 2020. The page has attracted over 32,000 followers since its inception.

Beginning this year, Bruno has opened up the page to guest designers who can submit 7 houses. So far the "guest series" is due to feature some prominent young practices including Architensions, Norman Kelley, fall, and Young & Ayata.

Axonometric of the "Homestead" territory within downtown Kansas City. Laser cut woodblock print. Image: Andrew Bruno

Archinect previously featured Andrew Bruno's master's thesis project for the New Jersey Institute of Technology, in An alternative, smart "Homestead" for Kansas City.

Artist and designer Alán Ramiro Manning launches new architectural hand sketching course

2021-01-21T12:28:00-05:00

You might remember Alán Ramiro Manning from a profile Archinect published about his sketching journey back in 2019. Alán is an international artist, traveler, designer, and founder of SeeTheLines. He has recently launched a new online sketching course, SeeTheLines Mexico - Travel Sketching in Puerto Vallarta, to teach architects, designers, and lovers of architecture, how to look at a scene, "see the lines," and sketch it on paper.

Previously on Archinect: True Grit: How One Designer Taught Himself to Draw and Became an International Artist. Sketch by Alan Ramiro Manning. Centro Historico, CDMX

"I created the Travel Sketching in Puerto Vallarta online course because travel sketching has been a vehicle for me to connect with people all around the world, and I want to share that gift with others by empowering them to do the same," Alán told Archinect about the course. The 2-hour course covers principles including one-point perspective and proportions, pencil work, pen work, and waterco...

From the studios: 10 architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2021-01-15T17:22:00-05:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding student projects on various Archinect People profiles.

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↑ Museum of London by Xiaonan Yang

↑ Re-Urban: Multi-Family Modular Housing by Raphael Montoya

↑ Resurrecting Rander by Kartik Shah

↑ Interior Troposphere by Marques Fallejo

↑ CORPORATE URBANISM: TIME FRAMING OF CYBERNETIC CITY_ NEO-SUWON-SAMSUNG by Rico Kwok

↑ Stripscape by Ching Huen Leung with Margaret Mary Frank

↑ light instrument by Xinzhi Chang

↑ Spatial Implications of COVID-19 by Christina Brown with professor Nida Rehman

↑ Un-massed Monument by Ngoc Ma

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Studio update: 10 new architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2020-10-30T16:40:00-04:00

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↑ Arts District Multiplex by Joe Mihanovic

↑ Sur-otic, Ecotherapy by Dominique La France

↑ BLURRED BORDER by Zixuan Zhang

↑ Zero Energy High Rise by Diastika Lokesworo

↑ A Basilica for Italian Syncretism by Allen Bell in collaboration with Julian Chow

↑ Bronx Housing by Morgan Parrish

↑ TERRAIN FLATS by Christina Drexel

↑ Archipelago of Autonomy by Jason Macarlino

↑ Baltimore Museum of Art Installation in Baltimore, MD by Collin Kroll in collaboration with Morgan State University architectural design students

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From the studios: 10 new architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2020-07-17T14:10:00-04:00

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↑ Urban Stair by Ling Sha and team; Professor: William T. Cannady, Douglas Oliver

↑ Ma: Healthcare Design by Andrea Porras

↑ Inhabiting The Abstract by Louiza Chilian

↑ The Oneiric House Concept Studies: The Attic & the Cellar by Javier Benavides; Studio Advisor: David Ruy

↑ WORKING WHILE LIVING by Shuang Yan

↑ Growing Curiosity by Javier Martin de la Fuente in collaboration with Jan-Niklas Klein

↑ A Sanctum of Narratives and Memories by Ujjayant Bhattacharyya

↑ Reformative Modernity by Jingyuan Zhang in collaboration with Chun-Chang Tsai; GSAPP Instructor: Mimi Hoang; TA: Eugenie Bliah

↑ Urban Acupuncture: Community For...

10 architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2020-05-08T07:00:00-04:00

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↑ /'sooper/ Market by William Kim and Jihae Jeon

↑ Hybridizing Typologies by Elena Echarri Myers and Paige Burke

↑ Follies in the Postindustrial Garden Halic Imperial Shipyard, Istanbul by Wenhao Xu

↑ 57 Blecker Street: NYU Student Housing by Emily Mason and Amanda Herring

↑ Temporary City by Teo Biocina

↑ Light Therapy Chambers in Seattle Public Library by Mai-Anh Doan

↑ Cybioc Morphologies by Abdurrahman Baru

↑ TRAVELOGGED by Madhubala Ayyamperumal

↑ Master of Architecture Thesis: Chicago Mobile Makers by Maya Bird-Murphy

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10 new architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2020-03-06T15:17:00-05:00

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↑ Sharing Architecture by Ogulshat Amanova

↑ This is [Not] a Hive by Wenhao Xu and Nikos Kalantzopoulos

↑ Art, Trash, Island by Wonhee Cho, Byung-uk Lee, Phillip Hood

↑ Concrete Kindergarten + Playscape by Sophya Vega

↑ Analytic watercolor painting by Hymavathi Vennapusa

↑ 21st Century Pier by Kevin Takenaka

↑ Light and Wind Reflection by Kyungyoon Bae and Ha Brian

↑ Revitalizing Jefferson by Adina S. Banayan with two partners

↑ Thesis: Gangster's Paradise by Simone Salame

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Lebbeus Woods drawing collections are acquired by the Getty Research Institute

2020-01-17T16:09:00-05:00

The Getty Research Institute (GRI) in Los Angeles has acquired two collections of drawings and sketches by visionary architect Lebbeus Woods.

Woods passed away in 2012 after a long career as a radical, inventive architectural designer who created thousands of fantastical visions for foreboding futuristic architectures. The GRI has acquired 46 drawings from Woods's A-City and 4 Cities and Beyond projects. The two speculative works offer beguiling pen and ink as well as color pencil visions for futuristic settlements that appear idyllic and tragic all at once.

Selection from the Los Angeles sketchbook, Lebbeus Woods, 1986–1988. Getty Research Institute, 2018.M.25. Gift of The Woods Edge Partnership. © Estate of Lebbeus Woods

Woods was born in Lansing, Michigan and worked at Eero Saarinen and Associates under Kevin Roche before launching his own independent, speculative practice in the 1970s. Woods also taught around the world, including at the Cooper Union in New York City. Woods's p...

10 architectural student projects we liked this week

2019-11-15T03:00:00-05:00

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↑ Thick Facades by William Maya

↑ San Francisco Recreation Center by Xiaoyu Ma

↑ Legazpi Market Revitalization by Sulgi Cho, Ariana Diaz, Chabeli Rodriguez

↑ The Corner of the North Sea by Raya Shaban

↑ BFA Thesis - Perpetual Mechanism of Change by Mollybeth Ferari

↑ Havana Food Port by Gonzalo Nicolau

↑ Hyper Hook by Yu-Te Chiang

↑ Comata by Bartlett Urban Design students; Programmer: Anthony Alvidrez

↑ Destabilized Control by Alexander Brown, Saina Xiang, Kyunghyun Kim

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10 fresh architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2019-07-26T07:00:00-04:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding projects on various Archinect Firm and People profiles.

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↑ Tuttle Creek Interpretive Center by Wanqing Zhao

↑ Beyond same surface by Yu-Te Chiang

↑ Hand Sketches by Martha Marban

↑ ELECTRIC RUSH: A Monastic HydroPower Plant by Khushboo Gupta

↑ Vortex_Innovative modular housing project by Mengyu Yu

↑ TETRIS by Camille Rabany

↑ Snake on the water by Alessandro Puglierin

↑ The Equalizer Shelter by Edward Munthe

↑ Hybrid Plastiglomerate by Apoorva Tadimalla with Jainika Shah

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Archinect Outpost and A+D Museum to host book launch for Single-Handedly

2019-06-20T16:23:00-04:00

Join us in celebrating the launch of Single-Handedly: Contemporary Architects Draw by Hand, the latest book by Nalina Moses published by the Princeton Architectural Press. The event will be held at the A+D Museum, with copies of the book sold at Archinect Outpost, on Saturday, June 29th, from 6-7pm. Our address is 900 East 4th Street, Los Angeles CA 90029.

The panel will start at 6, and will feature book contributors Bryan Cantley, Rick Gooding, Dwayne Oyler, Frank Escher and Nalina Moses. The event is hosted by Princeton Architectural Press, the A+D Museum, Archinect and Blick Art Materials, which will be providing gift bags for guests.

The book can be preordered here for pickup at the event or shipping immediately after the event. Please go here to RSVP for the event.

Illustration by Rick Gooding.

"Single-Handedly is a curated selection of contemporary architectural illustrations by Nalina Moses, an architect and writer who lives and works in New York City. After being trained to ...

10 distinct architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2019-03-29T09:00:00-04:00

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Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Student Work.

↑ Broad Channel Recreation Center by Emily Yuen in collaboration with Brandon Conrad

↑ DDBC Residence 7: Sentinel House in Tucson, AZ by University of Arizona, CAPLA Design Build Studio students (team members: Diya Hu, Farhaan Khan); Photo: Valen Chan

↑ Childhood spaces - an open system of components by Guillermo Gómez

↑ Montessori Kindergarten School by Junru Xu

↑ Aurum by Francesco Presutti with Ismini Kavallari

↑ Community Center in Lisle-sur-Tarn, France by Nastasia Giraud

↑ 2018 Winner of NJIT Design/Build Masonry Competition by Henry Ricatto with collaborators

↑ Atlas of Overexploited Territories – Baltic Sea by ...

Fairy Tale Architecture: The Death of Koschei the Deathless

2018-12-20T10:08:00-05:00

It was the theme of nesting that primarily fascinated us about the Koschei tale, as it corresponded with ideas of sectional nesting that we have exploited as an architectural technique for generating spatial intricacy - LTL Architects.

Our holiday series on fairy tale architecture returns this week with three new features, curated by writer Kate Bernheimer and architect Andrew Bernheimer. ⠀
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First up: in "The Death of Koschei the Deathless," LTL Architects examine the strange habits of a fearful man who sought to escape his death through an obsessive nesting of forms within forms and spaces within spaces. Their beautiful rendering of this very strange tale focuses on Koschei's buried reliquaries and how they function in space and in time. The madness and beauty seen in precise details help us access the hopes and fears encoded in the story. ⠀

10 crisp architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2018-11-16T13:39:00-05:00

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↑ Farnsworth House ~ Visitors Center by Adam Ballard; Professor: Sarah Lorenzen

↑ DESIGN OF CITIES by Zhifei Chen

↑ The Space Between: A Momument to Displaced by Deborah O'Connell

↑ UTOPIA by Raluca Uner

↑ Flexible High-Rise by Rok Perme

↑ The Dream Chamber by Genesis Li

↑ Defencing Gracie Mansion by Mengxi Gao; Instructor: Ziad Jamaleddine

↑ Combinatory House by Fanghui Ge; Instructor: Thom Mayne, Eui-sung Yi

↑ Abstract Objects with Character by Yujue Wang

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Win the latest Grids & Guides Notebook for Visual Thinkers!

2018-10-15T12:00:00-04:00

In need of a fresh sketchbook to jot down all those ideas? Princeton Architectural Press has released the latest version of their popular Grids & Guides Notebook for Visual Thinkers — now in a classy navy! Thanks to Princeton Architectural Press, Archinect is giving away five notebooks to our readers!

Photo courtesy of Princeton Architectural Press.

Bounded in a navy cloth hardcover, this 160-page notebook features eight distinctive grid designs interspersed with various scientific diagrams — including golden ratio constructions, simple machines, a chart of unit equivalents, optics, and even cell biology.

Photo courtesy of Princeton Architectural Press.

Want a chance to win the “Grids & Guides” notebook? Fill out this survey by the deadline on Thursday, October 25, end of day. Five notebooks are available to win. Winners will be announced in t...

Pratt Institute hosts Robert Irwin 'Site Determined' exhibition and panel discussion

2018-09-06T12:15:00-04:00

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When Robert Irwin: Site Determined opened last year at the University Art Museum, California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), it was the first museum exhibition dedicated to the creative process of one of the most significant American artists of the postwar generation. The visitor is invited to explore four decades of Irwin’s outdoor environmental projects through rarely exhibited drawings and architectural models.

Site-determined art, Irwin has explained, “draws all of its cues (reasons for being) from its surroundings.” This exhibition promises insights into Irwin’s working process as he developed aesthetic responses to such cues, including his Window Wall on the CSULB campus, Central Garden at the J. Paul Getty Center in Los Angeles, and his most recent site-determined work, Untitled (dawn to dusk), in Marfa, Texas. Robert Irwin: Site Determined at Pratt Institute will include a new piece never shown before publicly.

This exhi...

Fresh from the studios: 10 architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2018-07-20T09:00:00-04:00

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↑ The Test Bed by Carolyn Tam

↑ C SOFA by Salman Basharat

↑ Collaborative Galleries in Chelsea by Xinxin Li with Ran An

↑ Organic Elegance by Annabelle Roper with Jasmin Goldberg

↑ Toronto Mixed Use Mat-Typology by Levi Mullan

↑ JERICHO [Art Center] by Nayef Mazraani

↑ Architecture After the End of Work by Jason Minor

↑ Architecture Portfolio by Joseph Young

↑ Textile Workshop + Co-working space by Hoi Yee Lim

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“Architectural Ethnography”: Japan's 2018 Venice Biennale Pavilion depicts city life in architectural drawings from the last 20 years

2018-05-31T14:50:00-04:00

Atelier Bow-Wow co-founder Momoyo Kaijima teamed up with Laurent Stalder (ETH Zurich Professor of Theory of Architecture, Director of the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture) and Yu Iseki (Curator at Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito) to curate the Japan Pavilion for the 2018 Venice Biennale, now open at The Giardini. Titled “Architectural Ethnography”, the exhibition is derived from an ongoing project that Kaijima started working on in the late '90s.

The exhibition takes the form of a “guidebook” that features 42 architectural drawings from the last 20 years — created by university design studios, architecture firms, and contemporary art practices across the globe — that depict the realities of everyday city-living.

Installation view of “Architectural Ethnography” in the Japan Pavilion, 2018.

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Studio update: 10 fresh architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2018-02-23T09:00:00-05:00

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↑ Heterotopia - Loose Space for an Edge City by Volodymyr Babii

↑ The Grid by Kevin Welch

↑ Sceneries by Luca Gamberini

↑ Studio 603_ UNM by Hirbod Norouzianpour

↑ Denver Mixed-Use by Kevin Takenaka

↑ Apple_Wall_ by Rachel Martinez & collaborators

↑ Thesis by Hanxi Wu

↑ III. ART/FORM STUDIES by Michiel De Houwer

↑ Newtown Coop by Trisha Arts

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Sketching with Steel & Light: Oyler Wu in Taipei

2017-12-27T15:00:00-05:00

When it comes to large-scale residential buildings, a complex set of economic, urban, and regulatory systems sometimes seem to have left little room for architectural exploration. Architects often struggle to find a point of entry for inserting their creative perspective in a way that would rethink or progress the typology. The resulting buildings typically reflect the reality of the efficiency-driven market - maximized footprint, relentless repetition, and lowest common denominator design appeal.

Photo: Oyler Wu Collaborative

Yet, Oyler Wu collaborative has built a library of success on finding the smallest of details, the nuances of nuance, and developing them into refined, varied manifestoes of architecture and design.

Photo: Oyler Wu Collaborative

When they were first approached by a prominent Taiwanese development company to work on the design of a brand new residential high rise, they expressed interest in finding an architectural approach that challenged these conventions. ...

Fresh from the studios: 10 new architectural student projects for your Friday inspiration

2017-11-03T04:00:00-04:00

In case you haven't checked out Archinect's Pinterest boards in a while, we have compiled ten recently pinned images from outstanding student projects on various Archinect People profiles.

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Today's top images (in no particular order) are from the board Student Work.

↑ Generational Land by Luca Gamberini (Luca was one of the top winners in Archinect UK's recent Portfolio Competition 2017, ranking among the judges favorites and earning the coveted title 'Best Archinect Profile')

↑ Inside Out by Begum Baysun

↑ Shake Pavilion by Edgar Eduardo Moreno with Daniel Ivan Garcia

↑ Floating on water by Yue Zhang

↑ Huailai Winery by Valerie Hill and collaborator

↑ Transportation Hub - Train Terminal + Bus Terminal + Boat Terminal by Alberto Barbetti

↑ Beer Workshop by Paul-Andrei Burghelea

↑ anti-junkyard by Hannah Miller

↑ Student Design Build in San Anselmo, CA by Academy Of Art University ...