The Art of Rendering: 9 Films that Show How to Light and Compose an Architectural Scene
When refining their craft, rendering artists can find ample inspiration in the cinematography and se t design of classic movies.
Articles by
Lidija Grozdanic
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Architectural Details: How 1.8m-Width House Makes the Most of Its Minuscule Site
This ultra-slender residence is an A+Award-winning example of compact living in Tokyo, Japan.
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Game of (Porcelain) Thrones: 10 Stunning Public Restrooms
Architects are elevating objects of rather prosaic functions to the level of superb design work.
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8 Impossibly Dynamic Façades That Were Actually Built
These projects attest to the technological advancement and different cutting-edge trends in façade d esign.
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How Technology Is Transforming the Architectural Visualization Industry
"I have never seen anything with this much hype, gain the kind of traction and adoption as VR has in our industry over the last year. "
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Stranger Things: Exploring Japan’s Love of Weird Architecture
These buildings straddle the fine line between oddity and innovation.
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Alberto Campo Baeza: The Art of “Silent” Architecture
“I try to make poetry. Not minimalism. Not purism. Just poetry.”
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A Brief Guide to Modern Office Architecture Through the Movies
The following six films offer a unique glimpse of the birth of the modern office space and prophesiz e its inevitable disappearance.
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Architecture at the Movies: Why Brutalism Is the Real Star in Spy Films
Brutalism is modernism gone rogue, relinquishing its role as the guardian of social balance and diso wning the aesthetic puritanism of sleek white walls and ribbon windows.
