Shade Structure Phoenix, Arizona (Schematic Design) This is a proposal for modular shade structures, based on a system of custom composite aluminum scales. (…) http://www.moorheadandmoorhead.com/
Self Standing Modular Structure Using Laser Cutting.: Final Product.
Structural model for second year project. White painted MDF on a foam core base. Checkout my latest model; www.flickr.com/photos/palisader/7410702054/in/photostream
An Architecture Model is one way of presenting a 3D version of your architectural design, interior design, or urban design project.
Contrived Structures Nick Sellek This series of photographs are of detailed models, embracing the contrived structures that surround us in our overdeveloped urban environments. They are close up,...
Image 13 of 21 from gallery of Le Cèdre Community & Youth Center / Guillaume Ramillien Architecture. Photograph by Pascal Amoyel
elcontexto: “ Structural Model: The Eden Project by Kyle Schumann via polychroniadis Don’t forget thats a rammed earth wall holding the hexagonal structure! ”
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This Winter I took on building the Cameron Street Apartments structure by KC'S Workshop Craftsman Kits. This is an all basswood construction design, with some unpainted resin and cast metal detail parts and a wonderful kit, honestly I have not had this much fun building a structure like this in some time.
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Thomas Waddington. 2017. Lunbyvassen grundskola http://cargocollective.com/thomaswaddington/
Build 3D structures from single sheets of paper, the same exercises that Bauhaus master Josef Albers assigned to his students.
This series of concrete sculptures by Canadian architect and sculptor, David Umemoto, draws parallels with the fundamental attributes associated with Brutalist architecture. His work has been descr...
Paving the way for mass timber construction in the United States, The Framework Project, LLC has just announced that it received approval for a building permit that will allow the country's first wood high-rise structure to be built.
Images taken during the first day of a workshop with Tuuli Sotamaa at the KSA, OSU. This is the skeleton for a later plaster model.
The building is designed as a combined offi ce and exhibition building with a clear division into a lower range with a lot of work spaces, offi ces and workshops and an upper display area as a free-fl owing, hall-like room with a fl exible variable distribution in the project description of the...
Completed in 2017 in Jinan, China. Images by Jinrong Huang, shiromio studio. The verse of “A picturesque city surrounded by hills and lakes lined with lotus flowers and willow trees” is a vivid reflection of Jinan, also known...
Diana Al-Hadid creates large-scale sculptures and installations that merge bodily forms with collapsing altars, columns, and other architectural forms. Headless bronze figures in repose appear to drip down concrete blocks, while organs surround fictional players like beautiful beasts. In each, the Syran-American artist references archaeological remains, creating ghostly figures that reference the ruins from societies past. In addition to traditional sculptural media like bronze, steel, and concrete, the artist also incorporates more experimental materials like beeswax, fiberglass, and foam. More
the project develops new visions for greenland's future, addressing the challenges and opportunities it faces as ice melts, vast mineral resources become accessible and new industries and urban cultures emerge.
Studio Tom Emerson creates a floating pavilion for Manifesta 11. A team of thirty architecture students from Studio Tom Emerson at ETH Zurich have..
Matthew Simmonds (previously) sculpts miniature architectural structures from raw stone. Part of his interest in producing these pieces is centered around the contrast between the carved precision of his hand against the rough nature of the natural material he chooses for each work. The pieces’ concept also deals with this human influence on raw environments, humans physically displaying their beliefs and achievements by building large physical forms. “In my sculptures, I am concerned with the common human achievement; the cultural expressions thrown up by different societies, and how the various cultural traditions interact with and influence each other,” said Simmonds in an interview with Colossal. More
Laura Lozano, USF School of Architecture, Class of 2016 Class: “Highline Project” - Fall 2013, Prof.Sanders
In order to engage the sustainable agenda with the public one approach to consider are opportunities which take of advantage of existing infrastructure.
reproduced and re-imagined urban structures are assembled, drawn, cut, folded and glued together to showcase the range and depth of paper.
From his studio at Skeppsholmen, the small southern island in Stockholm, Christopher Robin Nordstrom constructs precise miniatures of Tokyo’s architecture. Flower shops, hair salons, and neighborhood police stations known as kōban are recreated at 1:20 scale from materials like MDF board, styrene plastic, wood, and brass. The tiny models are both quaint and true to city living: little air conditioners nestle into windows and autumn leaves float across the sidewalk, while trails of rust run down walls and street dirt splatters on doorways and facades. More
A 1:20 sectional detail model for my final 3rd year project in Continuity in Architecture, msa.
Imagen 31 de 79 de la galería de 10 proyectos para reflexionar sobre el valor de la arquitectura en madera al sur de Chile. Fotografía de Esteban Arteaga
David Umemoto's modular cubic sculptures are studies of volume—at the juncture of sculpture and architecture . The miniature concrete structures are monumental and re-arrangable, conveying numerous images.
It’s daunting to witness the labor poured into a 365-day creative project, be it taking a daily photo, doing a quick sketch, or even writing a few lines. Edinburgh-based artist Charles Young (previously) gets particularly high marks for completing his daily paper model project that he started a year ago today as a way to explore design, architecture, and model building. Every single one of his 365 models was designed, cut, and assembled daily using 220gsm watercolor paper and PVA glue, with many of the structures incorporating moving components that Young photographed to create quick animations. More
