Poster by <n>Roberts Rurans</n> for the <n>Fon Stricka Villa summer concerts</n> in June 2019.

<n>Plantrucum</n>, an architectural project from the <n>Taller de Proyectos G4</n> workshop at <n>Universidad Europea</n>.

Section perspective of the <n>Niagara Falls Library</n> by architect <n>Paul Rudolph</n>.

Cover for the book <n>Jigokubana</n> by Japanese S&M writer <n>Oniroku Dan</n>.

Illustration from <n>Katsuhiro Otomo</n>'s 1979 manga, <n>Fire-Ball</n>, an homage to M.C. Escher.

Cross-section of the <n>GO Popular Cable Car Station & Civic Center</n> in Rio de Janeiro by <n>GO Architecture</n>.

Die Familie. Ein Archiv  |  Südstudio Stuttgart

<n>Five Sisters Bing</n>, a 1976 mixed-media artwork by <n>John Latham</n>.

Beyond the broken building – dereliction, progress and ruinphobia

The exhibition <n>SEHNSUCHT</n> at <n>Galerie Prisma</n>, curated by <n>Lisa Trockner</n>. Photo by <n>Fanni Fazekas</n> and <n>Leonhard Angerer</n>.

The limited edition Korean cover for <n>Cereal Volume 19</n>.

Architectural drawing by <n>Bolles & Wilson</n>.

Cover for <n>The Smiths</n>' album <n>Meat Is Murder</n> (1985), designed by <n>Morrissey</n> with a photo by <n>Emilio Castro</n>.

Installation by artist group <n>Natural Selection</n> at <n>Kapulí</n> gallery in Lima, Peru, 2024.

Poster design by <n>Ana Asriyan</n> for the 2024 short film <n>En Moi</n>.

A site plan and section drawing for the <n>Cousas do Campo. Centro Agrario en Sergude</n> project by <n>CREUSeCARRASCO</n>.

Poster for the <n>Moving Sites</n> exhibition at <n>Paju Typography Institute</n> in 2018. Design by <n>Lee Jae-jin</n>.

An isometric view of <n>In Betweenness</n>, a spa and wellness center in Turin, Italy. By <n>JPAG</n>, 2020.

Architectural drawing for <n>The Fabulous Super-Library</n>, a concept by architecture office <n>GO.</n>

Architectural concept for a tower of prefabricated cylinders by <n>Guy Dessauges</n>, published in <n>Domus</n> in 1965.

Installation view of <n>The Way Beyond Art: Wide White Space</n> at <n>CCA Wattis Institute</n>, 2012. Photo by <n>Johnna Arnold</n>.