Virtual reality snuck up on us. The technology has long been the stuff of science fiction, the ultim ate merger of spectator and spectacle, man and machine. Rudimentary forms of VR have been around since the 1850s, when fashionable Parisians were delighted by the stereoscope, a binocular device that immersed viewers inside “3D” images. As time…
Google. Facebook. Apple. Uber … Director James Ponsoldt had a plethora of references to draw from wh en setting the scene for his new movie.
Their design for a set of hotels and office buildings brings an industrial tone to a new district in Munich.
Could you be the next Maya Lin?
The stacked approach allows for a wide variety of shapes; including shifted, rotating and otherwise manipulated floor plans, such designs facilitate new interior points of intersection and human interaction.
This cluster of huts serves as a workplace and home for two women in their 60s.
This beautiful animation takes us through the basics of Le Corbusier's principles, including a few o f his projects.
Property Markets Group imagines Parkworks, a revolutionary mixed-use development for a vacant plot n ear downtown Chicago.
Is YouTube a valuable source of education and inspiration when it comes to architecture, or just an ocean of mindless tomfoolery for the procrastination generation? The answer is both.