Julio Cèsar

Metallic Superpower Cityscapes

Daisuke Tajima is an artist born in 1993 in GoseCity, Nara Prefecture that creates intricate birds-eye view drawings of cities using only a black ink pen.

A Playful Array of Stacked Concrete Panels 

City Hyde Park by Studio Gang reimagines the urban apartment building, bringing new options for living, recreation, and leisure to its full-block site—formerly a strip mall and under-used parking lot. Located at a busy commercial intersection near Lake Michigan and adjacent to a commuter rail stop, it is designed as a pedestrian-friendly hub that has a positive impact on its neighborhood.

The Concrete and the Abstract (Part 2) Julian Schulze

We have featured Julian Schulze many times on archatlas because his work, focused on geometric abstraction and minimalistic compositions, continues to intrigue and impress us. See previous posts to feature Julian Schulze’s work:

The Concrete and the Abstract

A Visual Voyage (Part 1)

A Visual Voyage (Part 2)

Geometries

London Abstracted

The Line in its Various Forms

A Little Composition

New York - A Winter Portrait

Julian Schulze

Unveiled Michael Ryan Charters + Ranjit John Korah 

Winner of the ChiDesign Competition  (part of the Chicago Architecture Biennial) Charters and Korah proposed what could casually be summarized as a terracotta framework over a multi-story crystalline form of wooden vaults, but is actually something much more complex.

Unveiled proposes a new type of building for Chicago’s storied skyline; it celebrates novel building technologies that allow for inventive architectural opportunities, defining a place that serves not only the designers and students who use it each day, but the public as well by opening up generously to the city.