Basecamp Tiny House on Wheels with Rooftop Balcony

A Tiny house on wheel on the outside and a spacious comfortable home on the inside.

Lego-Style Micro Apartment 24m²

Another Micro Apartment that makes very good use of a small Apartment, that used to be a pigeon loft.  The Apartment is on the 5th floor and you have to climb 100 steps to get to it.  Christian Schallert takes his inspiration from space saving and furniture used on boats and Japanese Architecture.  The Bed actually stores under the Lower Balcony platform.  There is a further balcony on top of the roof as can be seen on the image above.  The Apartment is situated in Barcelona, Spain and measures 24m² which is 258 square feet. Via faircompanies

If you like this, have a look at our Architecture Micro Folder.

Architecture in Bright Color Drawings

Lovely architectural buildings with plenty of detailing, beautifully replicated.

Surreal M. C. Escher v Lego in Drawing v Sculpture

This project was carried out a few years ago by Andrew Lipson, he wanted to see if he could recreate Maurits Cornelis Escher's drawings using Lego bricks (1898-1972 famous for his impossible constructions drawings, like some of the ones seen here).  in a way, it is an easier process on paper, as it is easier to full the eye, than on a 3D structure.  To achieve the effect on the 3D model the bricks have to be arranged in a way that they look right, only from a specific angle.  At any other angle you would see pieces overhanging or the stretched construction of a particular part, see the waterfall side view.  Look at the details of the drawings and sculptures and you will see why they are impossible...

Paris Illustrations Colorful Architecture

A great way to show off a beautiful city like Paris, by adding extra color and warmth to it.

Architecture with the House Boat on an Island

Beautiful home on the water, that is now for sale.

Architecture Hotel Rooms on Stilts

A hotel with private detached rooms, amongst the trees.

Vivid Colors in Architectural Drawings

Expertly applied colors, to bring out the best in these architectural drawings.

Peaceful Ink Sketchbook Drawings

A collection of serene-looking and relaxing ink sketchbook drawings.

8m² Tiny Apartment in Tokyo Japan

Watch the video below to get a personalised tour around the apartment.

Architecture with Airbnb Tree House Accommodation

A beautiful set of buildings high up in the trees.

Urban Sketching Tiny Architecture Drawings

Urban drawings of tiny house architecture drawings.

Internal and External Travel Architecture Drawings

Ink sketchbook drawings involving travel and internal and external architecture.

Architecture in Drawings and Paintings

Gorgeous architectural sights achieved by using alcohol markers and paints.

Stippling Dot Art Drawings

Stippling, also called dot art. Is the technique utilised in this post.

Ink Pens and Markers in Architectural Drawings

Ink pens and markers in architectural drawings.

Architecture Interior Exterior and Landscape Drawings

Most of the different aspects which go into architectural drawings, are incorporated here in this post.

Architecture Drawing Watercolor Painting

Ink and watercolor paint, used to bloom architecture.

Snippets of Real Life in Watercolor Paintings

French artist Thierry Duval has a passion for arts that reaches back, from when he was a child.  These amazing watercolours don't look like most of the ones we see out there, they have a definitive Photo Realistic look.  The other amazing thing about Duval's art, is the amount of detail he manages to inject into paintings that are not that big in size.  Amazing eye for detail and the capacity to make the watercolours reflect, lighten and darken his beautiful scenery, make these paintings look like, snippets of real life.  If you look at the "The lights of Montmartre" above or below the bigger scale one, Duval reproduces the art pieces for sale out of the shop.

Confronting our Lives in Miniature Sculptures

Frank Kunert is a Model Maker and a Photographer who does not use Photoshop to enhance his pictures.  Kunert is deliberate in his desire not to make his models and therefore his pictures, too polished and precise.  There is a lot hidden in these little snapshots, representing reality, sometimes humorous or satiric and sometimes the absurdity of the problems we live through in our daily lives.  You have to pay special attention, to see what hides in plain site  (look at the balconies...)