A selection of architectural drawings of modernist facades, interiors, and geometry by artist @studiosanderpatelski
“The drawings that I make are not exact representations. They are reductions. I remove context and secondary detail to focus on structure, proportion, and the relationship between openings and solid planes.
Shadows are constructed as geometry, reinforcing form instead of atmosphere.
The buildings I draw come from different places and periods, but I treat them equally. By removing context and material specificity, they exist in the same abstract register, allowing me to focus on composition.“
- Sander Patelski
Kazemat Koningsweg is a compact holiday home in Arnhem designed by JCR Architecten. The structure is a 43 m² (approx. 463 sq ft) modern retreat built on a former military site. Elevated above the ground and concealed by native planting, the cabin blends into the surrounding landscape, with a green roof designed to support local wildlife.
📍Arnhem, Netherlands
@kazematkoningsweg
Designed by @jcrarchitecten
📸 @svd_fotografie
Is this peak ‘naughties’? Gemballa GTR 600 based on the 996 Turbo in nothing other than Speed Yellow with yellow carbon throughout. Obnoxious but thoroughly awesome….
Thanks to 📸 @social.fuerst
House in a Meadow by @studio__bardo , Leelanau County, Michigan.
Located near Little Traverse Lake, the cabin features a split gable roof that brings natural light into an open sleeping loft, while Douglas fir fins extend through the structure to connect the living space with the surrounding meadow.
📸 @coxchrisd
Project: @parcelfriends@shugartbuilders
Expressive, bold, and full of character, an industrial apartment inspired by the Gdańsk Shipyard.
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📐 Paulina Rubinkowska of @falaform
📸 Katarzyna Seliga-Wróblewska, Marcin Wróblewski @fotomohito.eu
Maison Bouriant, the former home of architect Christian Gimonet, designed in 1968. Located in the historic French city of Bourges, it reflects a lifetime of work rooted in this small town, where Gimonet thoughtfully adapted principles of organic architecture to harmonise with the city’s Gothic urban landscape.
Photos Credit Adam Štěch, 2025 @okolo_architecture for @wallpapermag
Back in 1995, a British team claimed a famous rain-soaked victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. McLaren won on its debut with a modified McLaren F1, prepped by Lanzante of Petersfield, Hampshire. @lanzantelimited
Now they’ve produced their own supercar in tribute to that victory: the 95-59, named for the year and winning car number - revealed to big applause at the Goodwood Members’ Meeting.
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