Please read the thread intro everyone, it's for classical architecture models/drawings only! Thanks. 
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ART SHOWCASE || Show your classical architecture drawings! Also for 3D models, paintings, etc.
Hi! So we have a lot of creative and talented people aboard this forum.
But even those who aren't quite on top yet, improve your skills:
Share your own drawings, paintings, drafts, 3D models etc.
of traditional / historical / classical architecture!
It doesn't have to be real/existing buildings, show your own designs,
fantasy buildings, visions, cityscapes, whatever you like.
I'm not much of a painter myself.
I'll give a starter with a 2013 oil on canvas painting by Carl Laubin.
It was created for the 10 years anniversary of the Driehaus Prize.
All buildings shown were actually built by the prize winners.
They're all works of New Classical Architecture finished in the last 30 years!
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Source. Driehaus Prize website.
“The thing of first importance in architecture is beauty.”
But even those who aren't quite on top yet, improve your skills:
Share your own drawings, paintings, drafts, 3D models etc.
of traditional / historical / classical architecture!
It doesn't have to be real/existing buildings, show your own designs,
fantasy buildings, visions, cityscapes, whatever you like.
I'm not much of a painter myself.
I'll give a starter with a 2013 oil on canvas painting by Carl Laubin.
It was created for the 10 years anniversary of the Driehaus Prize.
All buildings shown were actually built by the prize winners.
They're all works of New Classical Architecture finished in the last 30 years!
Source. Driehaus Prize website.
“The thing of first importance in architecture is beauty.”
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Ok, after several weeks of silence, here are two of my drawings, from about two years ago, when I began to practice more detail in classical architecture:
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Something I've posted in the 3D section earlier:
This was the 3rd church by that name on that spot in Copenhagen. It was built after a 14th century gothic church was destroyed in the 1728 fire of Copenhagen. The new church built between 1728-1738 was built with a mix of baroque and gothic elements. The tower of the church was 120 meters to the top of the spire. Today a 4th church is bearing the name Church of Our Lady, as this church was destroyed during the English bombings of Copenhagen in 1807.
This model is based on this 1748 drawing by Laurids de Thurah
Model
Overview, I have yet to model the main entrance, but I have have no image of how it looked like atm.
View from the rear
Looking up the tower and spire
Detail of the spire
Detail of the spire
View of the Fléche
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^^ I really like Bent's second, third and fourth drawings. In the fourth one, it looks as if he based himself on ?Portuguese? architecture... although I may be wrong.
No, please leave it here. I'm aware of the Creative Corner, but I wanted a close connection to the forumers of this edge of SSC and more creative interaction, so I intentionally opened it at the Classic Architecture forum. The CC forum will get overlooked by most of the forumers here.
Thanks.
Thanks.
This German forum thread of APH/Stadtbild Deutschland has some fabulous self-created architecture designs:
https://www.stadtbild-deutschland.o...igene-utopische-architekturentwürfe/&pageNo=2
One recent example:
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Fullres: https://stadtbild-deutschland.org/bilder/images/2018/04/25/Haus_XX.png
Creator: xharlekin
https://www.stadtbild-deutschland.o...igene-utopische-architekturentwürfe/&pageNo=2
One recent example:
Fullres: https://stadtbild-deutschland.org/bilder/images/2018/04/25/Haus_XX.png
Creator: xharlekin
CNB30 is an architecture student now, congrats!
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=148212035#post148212035Some Recent Designs of Mine (if this is the right place to put them). I spend about 1.5-3 hours on each Image and draw one every Friday.![]()
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