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Like any other art form architectural visualization has the power to move your audience, whether it be the design client, potential customers or future tenants.

Martin Pederson interviewed this week Antonis Antoniou and Steven Heller, author of Decoding Manhattan, a new book that compiles over 250 architectural maps, diagrams, and graphics of the island of Manhattan in New York City, talking about the origin story of the book, the process of research, and the collaboration. In a very real sense, the island of Manhattan is a place created by a diagram: The Commmissioner’s Plan of 1811, which laid out the future streets north of Houston Street and sou...

Copy With increasingly better renderings becoming ubiquitous, students and architects alike feel the pressure of mastering an additional set of skills to get their ideas across. To what extent do renderings make or break a portfolio or a project? How important are they in the design process, and do renderings inform of a particular set of skills besides the software ones? This article explores different perspectives on the role of renderings within the profession. Attention-grabbing renderings ...

Code Your Architecture Structure There are lots of different opinions out there on software architecture structures and views. This article tries to clarify them by proposing a simplification. by Join the DZone community and get the full member experience.Join For Free When you read about software architecture structures and views, you will find different opinions from different authors. And what is worse, they use the same terms for explaining different concepts, which just contributes to the...