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Draw these buildings, parts of a building, or spaces in between buildings from observation:

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Draw these buildings, parts of a building, or spaces in between buildings from observation:

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Inspiration for shapes, forms and replicating things in nature, e.g coastlines, forests, lakes, rivers, etc

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This will allow me to see structures and form that do not serve a purpose as a building but instead as a sculpture, focusing more attention on the meaning and this will show techniques such as negative space and shadow better

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Useful for gathering ideas on which styles fit in certain areas and how they interact with the space around them

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Visiting Landscapes and using nature as inspiration for a structure

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Galleries: Sculptures

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e.g Ely Cathedral, Anglesey Abbey, Buildings in London and other urban areas

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His work could influence my project with the way in which he uses curved forms in order to create sometimes messy but also in a way angular and combined with lighting or subtle changes in colour between panels in each building to create sculptural buildings which hide their inner purpose

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Le Corbusier's work could influence my project with his bold sculptural expressionist work which varies in style with each structure. His geometrically shaped designs with occasional curves combined with bright but not intrusive colours could influence how my project's work stands out

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Similarly to Serra, Caro's work could influence my project with abstract arrangements of metal, however with more angular and geometrically complex forms which are used in abundance in Caro's work

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Wright's work could influence my project with the relationship that can be made between architecture, particularly modern architecture, and nature/its surroundings

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His work could influence my project with abstract and rhythmic forms and the use of metal and industrial theme with irregular and smooth shapes

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Blends in with its surroundings whilst allowing some of it to also be highlighted from the area allowing the building to be bold but also visually pleasing

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Creates sculptured embedded within the landscape around it, complimenting the surroundings but also in urban site-specific locations such as galleries where the attention is put more on the work itself and how it fills the space around it. Most of which are large enough to walk inside/around which allows viewers to actually immerse themselves within

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American artist known for his large-scale sculptures made for site-specific landscape, urban, and architectural settings. Serra's sculptures are notable for their material quality and exploration of the relationship between the viewer, the work, and the site

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Organic architecture, influenced by nature, music and Japanese art and buildings

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American architect, designer, writer, and educator

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Leader of the modernist movement, trying to create better living conditions and a better society through housing

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Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now regarded as modern architecture

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Part of the funk movement and modernist, some elements of deconstructivism although he is not part of one particular movement

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Canadian-born American Architect and Designer

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Anthony Caro's first abstract work: Twenty four hours (1960)

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Anthony Caro's first abstract work: Twenty four hours (1960)

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He collaborated with notable architects such as Frank Gehry with whom he created a wooden village, New York 1987

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English, Abstract Sculptor whose work is characterised by assemblages of metal.

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I could use metal in a variety of ways due to it's strong but malleable nature, however it requires specialist tools to cut and join

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Can be used in my project for most structures, very easy to manipulate and is perfect for geometrical structures. However it is harder to create curved forms with

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Useful for creating intricate structures of any shape, however not as suitable for larger scale projects due to the time needed to create it with small wires

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I would like to incorporate this style into my project as it has a heavy use of geometric shapes and harsh surfaces which are perfect for creating negative space and using shadow

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Art Deco is a style that I could incorporate its rich colour, bold geometry and decadent details into my work. It is also quite streamlined and pleasing to look at which makes it perfect for making a structure more visually appealing

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Natural forms and taking inspiration from the environment surrounding a structure allows it to fit in with its surroundings and looks like it belongs there

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I could use spirals and curves to recreate natural forms in my work and they allow the lines to flow which makes the structure feel more alive

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Negative space and shadow would be particularly useful in making a structure look more intentional and that it was designed that way for a reason. It also the parts of the structure to be connected but not feel cluttered due to the fact that it is just a void and not solid