lemond:

Lebbeus WoodsA-City: Sector 1576N, Quad 2NR, 1987
Colored pencil rendering on board
40 x 36 inches
101.6 x 91.4 cm

Lebbeus WoodsA-City: Sector 1576N (Aerial), 1986
Ink on tracing paper on board
35.625 x 36 inches
90.5 x 91.4 cm

neo-constructivist:

Lebbeus Woods Terra Nova — Korean DMZ

nycartscene:

closes soon (June 15):

“Lebbeus Woods, Architect”
 
The Drawing Center, 35 Wooster St., NYC

The exhibition brings together works from the past forty years by architect Lebbeus Woods, centering on transformation as a recurring theme and providing a framework for understanding the experimental nature of his work. Acknowledging the parallels between society’s physical and psychological constructions, Woods has depicted a career-long narrative of how these constructions transform our being. Working mostly, but not exclusively, with pencil on paper, Woods has created an oeuvre of complex worlds—at times abstract and at times explicit—that present shifts, cycles, repetitions within the built environment. His timeless architecture is not in a particular style or in response to a singular moment in the field; rather, it offers an opportunity to consider how built forms impact the individual and the collective, and reflect contemporary political, social and ideological conditions, and how one person contributes to the development and mutation of the built world.

architizer:

“Cities” is a series of drawings by Atelier Olschinsky, depicting fantastical, fictional urbanisms that have more in common with sci-fi than with existing cities.

obstract:

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