
Building With Light Through the Architectural Rise of Polycarbonate
Polycarbonate was once an industrial afterthought — practical, translucent, and anonymous. Today, architects are reclaiming it as a spatial instrument:

Polycarbonate was once an industrial afterthought — practical, translucent, and anonymous. Today, architects are reclaiming it as a spatial instrument:

Balancing on the edge of abstraction and figuration, Hayon populates his works with a whimsical cast of anthropomorphic

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You might wonder whether you’ve got everything ready to ensure you have the best time possible, why You Should Always

Cube of Scaffolding Encloses a Glowing Red Sphere That Looms 25 Meters Above Madrid As a visual metaphor for intensity.

Vibrant Dream States Trap Oversized Characters Mid-Slumber in between Deep Sleep and Waking’s Paintings of between Deep Sleep and Waking.

A mirrored ceiling and gleaming tile floor turn this bookstore into an immersive, illusion of countless volumes M.C. Escher-Style illusion.

I’m an architect, watercolorist and freelance illustrator from Belgium. I create mostly watercolors that focus on architecture and cities.