Art of Crafting Dreams - ArchDrawing.com

HOW WE WORK

Our architects design buildings and other structures. They work closely with clients to understand their needs and develop a design and create detailed plans and drawings of the building, as well as specifying materials and other details. Once the design is complete, the architect works with engineers and contractors to ensure that the building is constructed according to their specifications. Throughout the process, our expert architects may also be involved in obtaining permits and other approvals, coordinating with other professionals, and managing the construction project.

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WHAT WE HAVE

International Style
A minimalist and functional style characterized by simple geometric shapes and a lack of ornamentation.

Brutalism
A style characterized by heavy, block-like forms and raw, unfinished concrete surfaces.

Deconstructivism
A style that breaks down and rearranges architectural elements in a non-linear, abstract way.

Parametricism
A style that uses algorithms and other mathematical principles to create complex, dynamic forms.

WHAT SERVICES WE PROVIDE

High-Tech Architecture

High-tech architecture, also known as structural expressionism or high-tech, is a style of architecture that emphasizes advanced technology and materials in its design. It emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s and was influenced by the technological advances of the time, as well as the ideas of the Modernist movement. High-tech architecture typically features bold, geometric forms and a focus on functionality and efficiency. It often incorporates steel, glass, and other industrial materials, and may incorporate features such as exposed structural elements, skylights, and large, open spaces. Some well-known examples of high-tech architecture include the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Lloyd's building in London.

Sustainable Architecture

Sustainable architecture, also known as green architecture or eco-friendly architecture, is a style of architecture that focuses on designing buildings and structures in an environmentally-friendly and resource-efficient way. It incorporates principles of sustainability into every aspect of the design, construction, and operation of a building, with the goal of reducing its environmental impact and improving its long-term sustainability. Sustainable architecture may incorporate features such as renewable energy sources, energy-efficient systems and materials, water conservation measures, and the use of natural ventilation and daylighting. It may also incorporate elements of biophilic design, which incorporates natural elements and features into the built environment to promote health and well-being. Some well-known examples of sustainable architecture include the Empire State Building in New York City and the Crystal Palace in London.

Futurism Architecture

Futurism architecture is a style of architecture that was inspired by the Futurist art movement of the early 20th century. It emphasizes futuristic, technological, and mechanical elements in its design, and often incorporates advanced materials and technology. Futurist buildings often feature bold, geometric forms and a focus on functionality and efficiency. They may also incorporate features such as large, open spaces, skylights, and exposed structural elements. Some well-known examples of Futurist architecture include the Zonnecasino in Belgium and the Palazzo del Lavoro in Italy.

Neo-Futurism Architecture

Neo-futurism architecture is a style of architecture that incorporates elements of the Futurist movement, but with a more contemporary twist. It typically incorporates bold, geometric forms and a focus on functionality and efficiency, but may also incorporate more organic and curvilinear shapes. Neo-futurist buildings often feature advanced materials and technology, and may incorporate sustainable design elements. Some well-known examples of neo-futurist architecture include the Shanghai Tower in China and the CCTV Headquarters in Beijing.

MEET THE TEAM

Katherine

Architect

Creativity

She is able to think outside the box and comes up with unique, innovative designs.

Technical Skills

Strong understanding of building materials, construction techniques, and engineering principles.

Florence

GRAPHIC DESIGNER

Flexibility

She is able to adapt to changes and challenges that may arise during the design process.

Communication Skills

She is able to effectively communicate her ideas to clients and other parties involved in a project.

Harrison

ILLUSTRATOR

Attention to detail

He is able to pay attention to the small details of an illustration and ensure that everything is in place and functioning properly.

Passionate

He has a passion for illustration and a desire to create beautiful, engaging, and effective visual representations of ideas.

Architectural drawing plans, elevations, sections, and perspectives according to the designer's specifications.