These were done in 1994 for a class I was taking at
Virginia Tech. The instructor was pretty laid back, so he wasn't shocked when I picked some fairly ordinary (heavily retail) places as design commentary charettes.
These almost shock me in their clarity. I remember clearly doing these and not thinking a lot about what they were, but looking at them now, I don't know if I have the kind of patience to do all that by hand anymore.
The subject matter shows I haven't changed much since 1994.
We asked this question in college all the freaking time. It became a running gag.
SouthPark isn't much like this anymore.
I was exprimenting with shading. All the
cool kids were doing it.
Some of America’s best Mid Century Modern architecture is in the form of gas stations, with their simple space requirements and focus on innovative roofs.
Louis Boston, a fixture on Newbury Street (in Boston) that helped usher luxury retail into the city, will move out of its historic building when its lease expires in 2010, opening up the marquee 40,000 square foot space for the first time in 20 years. (more)
The subject matter shows I haven't changed much since 1994.
We asked this question in college all the freaking time. It became a running gag.
SouthPark isn't much like this anymore.
I was exprimenting with shading. All the cool kids were doing it.
