Architecture Aesthetic

[hyprstorm]

I find a cool aesthetic is zoomed-in architecture. To me it represents patterns and infinity. Anyone else find this cool?

 

[Vaporweeb]

You might like the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, an Italian classical architect and artist who made tons of etchings of disturbingly large fictional architecture that definitely gives an Escher-like feeling of infinity.

 

[hyprstorm]

You might like the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, an Italian classical architect and artist who made tons of etchings of disturbingly large fictional architecture that definitely gives an Escher-like feeling of infinity.
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That's awesome, thanks.

 

[cybercola]

similar vein to Piranesi, the works of Gérard Trignac are quite something.

lots more over here, I absolutely adore his stuff: http://www.trignac-gerard.com/Galerie-1

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[Plissken]

Not architecture related but patterns and infinity reminds me of this

 

[Hraelth]

You might like the work of Giovanni Battista Piranesi, an Italian classical architect and artist who made tons of etchings of disturbingly large fictional architecture that definitely gives an Escher-like feeling of infinity.
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Reminds me of the artist Tsutomu Nihei who used to be an architect but his designs were too wild to make IRL, so he made an entire manga of crazy nightmare architecture

 

[Vaporweeb]

Reminds me of the artist Tsutomu Nihei who used to be an architect but his designs were too wild to make IRL, so he made an entire manga of crazy nightmare architecture

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Blame!? I'd been meaning to read it just for those architecture shots, just haven't found the time.

 

[vale-aroma]

Yakov Chernikov produced these architectural fantasies - almost a 40k vibe, the gothic architecture at hyperindustrial scales. Maybe this is what London or Berlin would look like if Marx's predicted 19th century revolutions really did sweep across Europe.

 

[Username]

Yakov Chernikov produced these architectural fantasies - almost a 40k vibe, the gothic architecture at hyperindustrial scales. Maybe this is what London or Berlin would look like if Marx's predicted 19th century revolutions really did sweep across Europe.

It'd be really cool if we built things to the scale we can now using old architectural styles.

 

[Sultana]

 

[Emmy Fitz]

I think these are some of the coolest, aesthetically pleasing places in my city. More interior design than architecture for some of these but still really cool imo.

 

[pedral]

Reminds me of the artist Tsutomu Nihei who used to be an architect but his designs were too wild to make IRL, so he made an entire manga of crazy nightmare architecture

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This looks amazing, thank you for sharing! Recently I've been in the search of a manga to read but haven't found anything to quench my thirst. This seems like a very good candidate

 

[AMC_Squared]

I think these are some of the coolest, aesthetically pleasing places in my city. More interior design than architecture for some of these but still really cool imo.

Oh cool! Another Angelino Agora Road User! I moved here last month and I haven't had the time to explore around the city quite clearly. Been stuck studying for midterms lately as well.

 

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I find a cool aesthetic is zoomed-in architecture. To me it represents patterns and infinity. Anyone else find this cool?View attachment 7510View attachment 7511

Very much so, here is something I found a little while ago.

Given the setting, I think representing infinity is particularly apt.
Not sure what kind of infinity they are refering to by coloring the location red and blue.
Looks quite "Cyberpunk"

 

[Mеченый Яков]

I love Brutalist architecture.

 

[Mеченый Яков]

I also love futurist and art déco architecture

 

[MorphedSnowman]

Although I have no clue what to call this one, there's a suburb in Paris who really evoke like comfy futuristic vibe. I wouldn't really say they even have some strict style they follow, but they look cool. It has even been used as a set for few movies, Brazil being the most famous one I think.

 

[exotika]

Habitat 67 (brutalism)

Nagakin capsule tower (metabolism) and its interior

Goetheanum (organic): exterior of the first version and interior of the current one

 

[Pacsito]

Not the most crazy stuff, but here are some old pictures from my hometown.

 

[Novem_IX]

I've always been a sucker for Art Deco. It feels like the perfect synthesis of modern construction methods and classical aesthetics.