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    Cantilevered bench by StokkeAustad. Love the clean lines. (via Dezeen)

    Cantilevered bench by StokkeAustad. Love the clean lines. (via Dezeen)

    The Garden of Machines by Nathan Freise / BLDGBLOG Freise’s series of inkjet prints depict experimental architecture projects. His hybrid illustrations combine multiple forms of media – ink, graphite, photography and marker – with computer graphics. Freise’s representations of utopian worlds question our current conditions of suburban sprawl and urban master-planning.

    The Garden of Machines by Nathan Freise / BLDGBLOG

    Freise’s series of inkjet prints depict experimental architecture projects. His hybrid illustrations combine multiple forms of media – ink, graphite, photography and marker – with computer graphics. Freise’s representations of utopian worlds question our current conditions of suburban sprawl and urban master-planning.

    How do you undo a wrong, like in this case, fix the suburbia? You can: infill, infill, infill. convert, convert, convert. stack, stack, stack. do a Bladerunner. do an UP. do a human conveyor belt. ignore humans altogether. Or heck, why not just burn them and have a party at it!

    How do you undo a wrong, like in this case, fix the suburbia?

    You can:

    1. infill, infill, infill.
    2. convert, convert, convert.
    3. stack, stack, stack.
    4. do a Bladerunner.
    5. do an UP.
    6. do a human conveyor belt.
    7. ignore humans altogether.

    Or heck, why not just burn them and have a party at it!