According to Philip Johnson, “All architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space.” Who is not aware of importance of architecture now a days. The architects use to think about their projects even in sleep, imagining the incredible, bizarre architecture. In reality the beauty of city life have huge architect design affect and in the evening the architects work becomes even more prominent. According to Gilbert K. Chesterton, “All architecture is great architecture after sunset; perhaps architecture is really a nocturnal art, like the art of fireworks.” Lets take a glimpse to the great architecture designs of the world in one shot. ...................
Aquapark Trilobit by Tomas Durdis
Arch bridge in Dubai by Fxfowle
Seascraper “Artificial Island” /UAE by Alexander Krasinski
An Atmosphere Excavated by John Becker
Blue Crystal by Sven Sauer
Bubble Art Museum by Erick Kristanto
C_Flots apartments by Paula Nogueron
Center For Promotion of Science by Sadar
Daewon Park Observatory by Kyungam Architects Associates
System for Living by David Eskenazi
Ecocity for Rome by OFL Architecture
ELEVATED BROOD by Paul Nicholls
2008 Evolo Competition by Jan Lim
Rendering of a Hillside Modern Restaurant by Gradinar Razvan
Adobe CS4 Shortcut to Brilliant by Paul Hollingworth
Maritime Cultural Pop Music Center in Kaohsiung by MADE IN
KT Landmark Tower by Studio Daniel Liebeskind + G.Lab
Link Buliding by Petar Pavlov
Metropol Parasol is the new icon project for Sevilla-Spain by J.MAYER H
Mobile Performance Venue by Various Architects
Mobile Performance Venue by Various Architects
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Stadiums by Various
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Stadiums by Various
Russia-Organic City by Schiavello Architects Office
Spear Tower by Milica Stankovic and Vuk Djordjevic
Stone Towers by Zaha Hadid
Yas Marina Abu Dhabi by Asymptote Architecture
Yorkshire Renaissance
By Yuliyan Mikov
ZeroHouse by Specht Harpman
Stockholm Nordic Crescent by D’arc.studio
According to Philip Johnson, “All architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space.” Who is not aware of importance of architecture now a days. The architects use to think about their projects even in sleep, imagining the incredible, bizarre architecture. In reality the beauty of city life have huge architect design affect and in the evening the architects work becomes even more prominent. According to Gilbert K. Chesterton, “All architecture is great architecture after sunset; perhaps architecture is really a nocturnal art, like the art of fireworks.” Lets take a glimpse to the great architecture designs of the world in one shot. ...................
Aquapark Trilobit by Tomas Durdis
Arch bridge in Dubai by Fxfowle
Seascraper “Artificial Island” /UAE by Alexander Krasinski
An Atmosphere Excavated by John Becker
Blue Crystal by Sven Sauer
Bubble Art Museum by Erick Kristanto
C_Flots apartments by Paula Nogueron
Center For Promotion of Science by Sadar
Daewon Park Observatory by Kyungam Architects Associates
System for Living by David Eskenazi
Ecocity for Rome by OFL Architecture
ELEVATED BROOD by Paul Nicholls
2008 Evolo Competition by Jan Lim
Rendering of a Hillside Modern Restaurant by Gradinar Razvan
Adobe CS4 Shortcut to Brilliant by Paul Hollingworth
Maritime Cultural Pop Music Center in Kaohsiung by MADE IN
KT Landmark Tower by Studio Daniel Liebeskind + G.Lab
Link Buliding by Petar Pavlov
Metropol Parasol is the new icon project for Sevilla-Spain by J.MAYER H
Mobile Performance Venue by Various Architects
Mobile Performance Venue by Various Architects
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Stadiums by Various
Qatar’s 2022 World Cup Stadiums by Various
Russia-Organic City by Schiavello Architects Office
Spear Tower by Milica Stankovic and Vuk Djordjevic
Stone Towers by Zaha Hadid
Yas Marina Abu Dhabi by Asymptote Architecture
Yorkshire Renaissance
By Yuliyan Mikov
ZeroHouse by Specht Harpman
Stockholm Nordic Crescent by D’arc.studio
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