What is the first thing that comes to your mind when hearing about architects? Some of us may incline to an artistic approach of the subject – an architect should excel at arts, visual expression should come as their personal language, artistic talent should be a must. Some others would certainly have a more practical spirit and state the similarities between architecture […]
Rome boasts some magnificent samples of classical architecture of the Ancient times. The Pantheon of Rome is one of the most influential constructions ever to be built. The Pantheon was commissioned by Marcus Agrippa during the reign of Augustus (27 BC – 14 AD) and rebuilt by the emperor Hadrian about 126 AD. It has been in continuous use […]
Today’s sketch brings us to the archaeological site on the Giza Plateau, on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. The Egyptian Pyramids are definitely some of the great tourists attractions worldwide and magnificent samples of architecture, whose secrets are still to be revealed. The most renowned of them, the Great Pyramid, also known as the Pyramid of […]
Welcome to a new series of articles in our section Preparation for Architecture! I hope that the previous posts were motivating and hopefully inspired you to redesign your holiday ideas. Now, the time has come for something more practical as far as architecture is concerned: we can now start sketching our way up to the greatest architectural achievements of the […]
The summer holiday is almost here for most of us, students who have been looking for it for such a long time. The tiredness accumulated while completing all the daunting tasks of the school year may be a sufficient reason for wishing the holidays to come – as well as the need for a […]
… and I surely won’t be the only one eager to question you about this promising decision! How, what, when, where and why… But let’s not hasten, but take things in order. Dear fellows in the architecture field, here has come a new section in Dreams of the Architect specially dedicated to you! Today’s world provide us access to […]