yannick martin illustrates renowned architectural homes within a cube
(above) le corbusier – villa savoye
all images courtesy of yannick martin
colombia-based architect and designer yannick martin has deconstructed houses made by some of the most renowned creatives, and fit them inside a cube. the series of illustrations titled ‘casa’ aim to reveal what make them so singular and extraordinary, by removing them from their original context and isolating them within a square space. by deforming and stretching the famous dwellings, the observer is able to understand the choices that the architects made concerning proportion and volume, and the decisions they led them to their familiar designs. from mies van der rohe’s ‘farnsworth house’ to SANAA’s ‘small house’, the plan-like sketches questions the confines of architecture and depict the ways in which this type of study can lead to a new architectural language.
adalberto libera — casa malaparte
alberto campo baeza — casa guerrero
robert venturi — casa vanna venturi
mies van der rohe — farnsworth house
SANAA — small house
charles & ray eames — casa study house n°8
frank lloyd wright — fallingwater house
louis isadore kahn — casa fisher
konstantin melnikov — melnikov house
herzog & de meuron — rudin house
glenn murcutt — magney house
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