Images - Yale Architecture

Student Work Building Project
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Rudolph Hall / A&A
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Perspecta

Posters
Section
Axonometric drawing
Year End (of the World)

Urbanism
One point perspective

santa maria in campitelli

George W. Bush Presidential Center

Cross section taken through the clock tower, plaza, and Holy Mosque revealing the Kaaba. The stepped building on the right represents the new extension of the mosque. Sketch reveals scale difference, with Kaaba almost completely dwarfed in relation to the tower. Original section and images obtained from AA Jeddah program in 2014. Rendered section by author.

Rendering of shed.

Drawing by Rashid Muydinov

Church Street South in 1969.

machine translation

House by Architecton

Drawing by Dima Srouji

Model

Aerial conceptual view of New Khalifa City (was originally named Capital District in the Plan Abu Dhabi 2030)

Doreen Adengo

Omar Gandhi

6 hongyu wang breaking barriers

06 not forever

pavilion

Akim filler image

Alan Organschi

Exterior view.

Kong 9

"never look empty, never feel full." Source: Terrence Riley, ed. The changing of the avant-garde : visionary architectural drawings from the Howard Gilman collection, (New York: Museum of Modern Art, 2002), 173.

Vinyl Detail of Architectural Blueprint

New Haven Bubble Center - Paul Meuser

Boogie Down Booth by Chat Travieso

Oskar Hansen: Open Form exhibition at YSOA (2016)

site section

Envision Resilience Nantucket

Miami condo

Map_3. Nevada Test Site underground nuclear explosions according to years. Created by Neyran Turan in Arc-Map GIS according to the announced longitude and latitude data compiled from US Department of Energy Nevada Operations Office, United States Nuclear Tests: July 1945 through September 1992, [DOE/NV—209 (Rev. 15), December 2000], and “The Official List of Underground Nuclear Explosions” (UNEs) in Nevada from Sandia National Laboratories (July 1994), http://nuketesting.enviroweb.org/hew/Usa/Tests/Nevada.html.

drawing by François Dallegret

The American City What Works What Doesn't book cover

Panel design by Timon Covelli.