Brodsky & Utkin
June 7, 2010 - By Alex Dent - Category: DesignUnless you’re Shigeru Ban, Paper Architecture describes the speculative and unbuilt. Frequently these projects are absurd in either scale or structure; their intent is not realization, but provocation or re-imagination. There are numerous contemporary and historic examples of such projects, including the mischievous duo Brodsky & Utkin.
I say mischievous because Brodsky and Utkin worked at the same time as Lebbus Woods and Zaha Hadid, but rendered their work using the techniques of older papertects like Boullée or Ledoux.







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If you've got something to say, keep it positive.these remind me a lot of chris riddle’s illustrations for paul stewart’s books of cities and buildings. i love this intricate scratchy style!
[...] Brodsky & Utkin offer crazy-detailed unbuilt structures. Posted by John Nack at 10:14 AM on July 11, 2010 [...]
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