#architecturaldrawing

Rascal's apartment from the movie "Robot Dreams" by Pablo Berger based in Sara Varon's comic.

BTW, how would you call this place instead of "apartment"?

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Perspective Puzzle: Decoding Michael Craig Martin's Architectural Illusion

I've been immersed in studying the architectural drawings of Michael Craig Martin, captivated by their vibrant colors and intrigued by their unique perspective. Throughout the 20th century, I explored various architectural styles and projections, but it wasn't until I encountered Michael Craig-Martin's "Prospect Cottage - 2019" that I was truly stumped. This unassuming piece of architecture seemed to defy traditional perspective techniques, lacking any clear horizon for the eye to vanish into.

Instead of a conventional horizon, "Prospect Cottage" presented depth through its roof, reminiscent of the Parthenon's architectural elements. However, there was no discernible vanishing point on the horizon, leaving me perplexed. Even the timber cladding boards and roof eaves failed to provide a consistent reference dimension across the structure. Undeterred, I attempted to tackle this visual puzzle by rotating the image anticlockwise, shifting the perspective to view architecture from a different angle.

Staircase of Witiza Apartment, feeling like being in a Wes Anderson movie with the color palette of architectural elements.

It's an social housing unit from 40s in Madrid, Spain.

The apartment is renovated from its original social housing floor plan, maintaining the original footprint and facade while providing a welcoming living space on the ground floor.