'The Atlas of Never Built Architecture' features hundreds of the most spectacular unbuilt projects of the 20th and 21st centuries in a comprehensive; geographically arranged survey. At times impractical or fanciful but always imaginative and ambitious; the projects included in this ground-breaking book reveal the incredible diversity of ideas that have emerged from the world’s most influential architects.A vast array of imagery; from initial sketches and paintings to etchings and digital renderings; offers insight into how architectural projects are conceived and developed; and the book features a wide-ranging selection of projects; such as parliamentary buildings; museums; arts centers; skyscrapers; artificial islands; and city plans. Futuristic visions from the likes of Frank Lloyd Wright; Louis Kahn; and Le Corbusier; sit alongside more contemporary proposals from talents such as Norman Foster; Diller; Scofidio + Renfro; Steven Holl; and Zaha Hadid to show how our built environments could have looked very different indeed.
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Atlas Of Never Built Architecture In Grey
'The Atlas of Never Built Architecture' features hundreds of the most spectacular unbuilt projects of the 20th and 21st centuries in a comprehensive; geographically arranged survey. At times impractical or fanciful but always imaginative and ambitious; the projects included in this ground-breaking book reveal the incredible diversity of ideas that have emerged from the world’s most influential architects.A vast array of imagery; from initial sketches and paintings to etchings and digital renderings; offers insight into how architectural projects are conceived and developed; and the book features a wide-ranging selection of projects; such as parliamentary buildings; museums; arts centers; skyscrapers; artificial islands; and city plans. Futuristic visions from the likes of Frank Lloyd Wright; Louis Kahn; and Le Corbusier; sit alongside more contemporary proposals from talents such as Norman Foster; Diller; Scofidio + Renfro; Steven Holl; and Zaha Hadid to show how our built environments could have looked very different indeed.
