THE MATHEMATICAL VILLA SAVOYS
Villa Savoye has been a favorite in these pages. We now go farther afield with these Mathematical Villa Savoys. In essence, we take visualized mathematical systems, apply the rules to the building, and see...
Villa Savoye has been a favorite in these pages. We now go farther afield with these Mathematical Villa Savoys. In essence, we take visualized mathematical systems, apply the rules to the building, and see...
This is the third and final installment of our look at Unity Of Opposites as they apply to Transparent Drawing. The first two installments can be found here and here. I hope that you...
This is the second installment of our look at Unity Of Opposites as they apply to Transparent Drawing. The first installment can be found here. Seven TD: Real Object RS: Faithful Vision Drawings that...
Today, and for the next two Mondays, we will look at a Unity Of Opposites as they apply to Transparent Drawing. Each page will have 6 Opposites, for a total at the end of...
It is the light. The constantly changing light. And the blueness of the sky. In Morocco, I found myself spending a lot of time looking directly up. And one reason was the courtyards. Every...
It never occurred to me that I would draw it later. Why draw banality? During our Ottawa trip, (previous page about Ottawa here), we went to the Diefenbunker. The Diefenbunker is a relic of...
It’s underwhelming, the Barcelona Pavilion by Mies. But in a good way. It was as if the expectation of total perfection diluted the experience of perfection. How can you experience perfection when you know...
Walk to the back side of the building. That, in a nutshell, describes the Transparent Drawing mindset when looking at a piece of architecture. We were in Boston on Wednesday, and I had a...
Our correspondent Mike reminds us of Gerald Rietveld’s Schroder Residence in Utrecht. Indeed, this building was one that I continued to gaze at thru the iconic book images as a student. I won’t bore...
Auguste Choisey, as we have seen, was a profound thinker. And he assiduously believed that his type of axonometric was the only way to draw. To recap, a Choisey Axonometric is the one where...
A Choisey projection is one in which the observer is looking up at the interior of the building. It takes the floor plan, and projects with parallel lines the spacial interior. The basic beauty...
We just had a fantastic trip to Turkey. So expect continual postings from this trip. A huge revelation revelation was how the Byzantines used domes. They employed a cascading assembly of full domes, half...
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