Illustration of the R&D Building interior at the <n>General Motors Technical Center</n>, designed by <n>Eero Saarinen</n>.

An illustration of <n>Villa Savoye</n>, designed by architect <n>Le Corbusier</n> between 1928-1931.

The <n>Hilmer Residence</n> in Atherton, CA, designed by architect <n>Don Knorr</n>.

Don Knorr - Hilmer residence - Mercedes Ln, Atherton, CA - 1956

Artwork by <n>Sander Patelski</n> of the <n>Director's Office</n>, designed by <n>Walter Gropius</n> in 1923.

1970 poster by <n>Stephen Frykholm</n> for <n>Herman Miller</n> cataloging furniture by <n>Charles and Ray Eames</n>.

The <n>Steel and Glass House</n> in Chicago, designed by <n>Krueck and Olsen</n> in 1982.

The <n>MHA House</n> (1947) by <n>A. Quincy Jones</n>, <n>Whitney R. Smith</n>, and <n>Jim Charlton</n>. Photo by <n>Jim Simmons</n>.

An illustration exploring <n>Brutalist</n> architecture by artist <n>Sander Patelski</n>.

The <n>Kaufmann Desert House</n> in Palm Springs, designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n>. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>, 1947.

A sculptural arrangement of <n>Cesca Chairs</n>, designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1928.

<n>Genex Tower</n> print by <n>Leonie Bos</n>, depicting the <n>Brutalist</n> building by <n>Mihajlo Mitrović</n>.

Rendering of the <n>Kantonsschule Fricktal</n> project by <n>Gunz & Künzle</n>. Visualization by <n>Filippo Bolognese Images</n>.

<n>Interior composition No.3</n>, a <n>De Stijl</n>-inspired digital illustration by artist <n>Carla Petelski</n>.

Interior of the <n>Farnsworth House</n> in Plano, Illinois, designed by <n>Ludwig Mies van der Rohe</n> (1946-51).

<n>Maison d'Artiste</n> (1923) by <n>Theo van Doesburg</n> and <n>Cornelis van Eesteren</n>. Print by <n>Sander Patelski</n>.

The <n>Knoll International Graphic Program</n>, designed by <n>Massimo Vignelli</n> and <n>Lella Vignelli</n>.

Modernist architecture illustration by <n>Studio Sander Patelski</n>.

The <n>General Dynamics Astronautics facility</n> in San Diego, designed by <n>William Pereira</n> and <n>Charles Luckman</n> in 1958.

<n>MR20 Armless Chair</n>, designed by <n>Mies van der Rohe</n> in 1927.

Architect <n>Marcel Breuer</n> and his wife <n>Constance Crocker Leighton</n> in their <n>Breuer House I</n>, 1940. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>Charles and Ray Eames</n> in the living room of the <n>Eames House</n>, 1950. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

Interior of the conceptual <n>Dubai Art Museum</n>, designed by <n>Kalbod Design Studio</n>.

<n>Grossman House</n> (1948) in Beverly Hills, designed by <n>Greta Magnusson Grossman</n>. Photo by <n>Julius Shulman</n>.

An illustration celebrating the <n>Modernist</n> architecture of <n>Jan Duiker</n> and <n>Bernard Bijvoet</n>.

<n>An Urban Canopy</n>, a ferry terminal proposal for Rijeka, Croatia, by <n>Sasha Cisar</n>.

<n>Sendlinger Küche</n>, a 2024 master's thesis by designer <n>Stefanie Fellenz</n>.

The art installation <n>White Hole</n> by <n>HectorGuerra</n>.

Interior of <n>Halston's House</n> in New York, designed by <n>Paul Rudolph</n> in 1968.

<n>Josephin Ritschel</n>'s print of <n>Casa de Vidro</n>, the São Paulo house designed by architect <n>Lina Bo Bardi</n>.

The <n>M400 Helicoid spiral staircase</n> by <n>Roger Tallon</n> (1964) with chairs by <n>Erwine & Estelle Laverne</n>.

<n>Case Study House #18 (Fields House)</n>, designed by architect <n>Craig Ellwood</n> in 1958. Photo by <n>Marvin Rand</n>.

<n>Micael Bäckström</n>'s illustration of the <n>Kaufmann Desert House</n>, designed by <n>Richard Neutra</n> in 1946.

Interior of a minimalist <n>Private Spa</n>. Photo by <n>Edmund Sumner</n>.

<n>Mondrian</n> from the <n>ARCHIST</n> series by artist <n>Federico Babina</n>, inspired by <n>Piet Mondrian</n>.

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The <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts</n> in Liverpool by <n>Farmer and Dark</n>. Photo by <n>Simon Phipps</n>.