When we talk about natural or man-made spaces, the void immediately comes into play. This is understood as that matter that is untouched and that allows living the experience of inhabiting.
The photography of the artist Simone Bossi narrates the qualities of the space creating atmospheres that allow a new reading on the emptiness.
Architect and illustrator Diego Inzunza has created a new series titled "Architectural Classics," which presents and analyzes 20 iconic architectural works from the 20th-century. Using a graphic technique based upon axonometric views, the style allows each building to be seen from multiple sides, creating a comprehensive overall interpretation of the architecture.
Introducing movement to drawings and diagrams is an excellent way to show the development and progress of ideas fundamental to a project. Animated GIFs can therefore be a useful tool to improve your project presentation, explaining in a lean way a large amount of complex information.
When it comes to architectural drawings, it's fundamental to understand what information needs to be highlighted and what is the best way to show it, getting rid of all the extra data to focus attention on the main asset. With that in mind, here is a list of 7 different types of animated GIF that really show off the best of every project.
_copy.jpg?1488996934 "Casa Gropius / Walter Gropius + Marcel Breuer / 1938 . Image Cortesía de Diego Inzunza - Estudio Rosamente")
_copy.jpg?1488997079 "Prairie Chicken House / Herb Greene / 1961. Image Cortesía de Diego Inzunza - Estudio Rosamente")
_copy.jpg?1488996911 "Casa de Vidrio / Philip Johnson / 1949. Image Cortesía de Diego Inzunza - Estudio Rosamente")
_copy.jpg?1488996891 "Casa Farnsworth / Mies van der Rohe / 1951 . Image Cortesía de Diego Inzunza - Estudio Rosamente")
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