Spaces & ArchitectureEditorial collection
Buildings that make a place
Two campuses, a library, a city district and a palace. Five studies of how architecture organizes space.
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A change of scale
Four independent studies, from interior space to an architectural complex.
Inside a building
Two levels, shelves and stairs define the library’s interior.
Another campus
Compare its repeated roof forms and open areas with the opening campus scene.
City district
A cluster of towers changes the scale and the skyline.
Architectural complex
Repeated roofs and courtyards organize the scene around an axis.
About this selection
Two campus studies, a library, a Beijing city district and the Forbidden City compare how buildings organize space. The titles identify the creators’ subjects; the collection reads the scenes as spatial interpretations. Domestic spaces have their own Interiors collection.
These are spatial interpretations. Public covers do not establish surveyed dimensions or construction accuracy.