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21 Of The Most Impressive Architectural Ideas Inspired By Simple Everyday Objects (New Pics)
Felipe de Castro, an imaginative architect and artist from Rio de Janeiro, turns everyday items into fantastic building designs. He creates structures inspired by objects like masks, microphones, and sandwiches, transforming them into hospitals, hotels, and unique buildings.
Felipe's love for drawing started in childhood, and he has always been able to see amazing possibilities in ordinary things. His work challenges typical architecture, showing that creativity can come from anything around us. Through his playful and inventive designs, Felipe inspires us to see the world in new and exciting ways.
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TheAnxiousDuck 1 year ago
wait that actually looks awesome! like that bit at the bottom connecting to the pool kinda looks like that webby bit between fingers
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Martin Kaine 1 year ago
I hear their god isn't the most important god. It's only #2.
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Fish that is a Panda 1 year ago
I'm a teensy bit dissapointed that the other image isn't a bored pandas, it sure looks like me when I'm scrolling through here.
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MyName'sLisaMontoyaYouKiltMyPa 1 year ago
That would be fun to slide down but NOT on a hot summer day.
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Somebodys grandmother 1 year ago
Normal nordic building style long long long before anything else you show! Stupid comparison...
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Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 1 year ago
You do understand that it comes from an architectural designer at https://www.instagram.com/felipedecastro.arq/, named at the bottom left of the picture.
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Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 1 year ago
Dunno ... if this was an exercise in getting AI to do architecture given silly starting points, then it was a huge success...
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 1 year ago
It would be nice if people did their research before commenting on BP; I mean, you all do understand that the sources of any images are found at the bottom left of the pictures, right? In this case, that would lead you to an architectural designer at https://www.instagram.com/felipedecastro.arq/, responsible for this work.
Norm Gilmore 1 year ago (edited)
Man, there are some haters. Using AI drawing is not all bad. I like the concepts, and some do look quite good. I can see myself building and living in the Sandwich house! (If I won Lotto)
MrLiesegang 1 year ago
Sure, I use AI myself, but it’s an d!ck move not to stand by it and tell people they are drawn.
Load More Replies... Carl Roberts 1 year ago (edited)
These aren't "drawings"....they're AI. And you're not an artist. You just input the original images, and told the AI to create buildings out of them. Oh, and.....since BP gives every new article 30 fake upvotes to start, and this is currently sitting at 20, people are justifiably downvoting.
Norm Gilmore 1 year ago (edited)
On Felipe de Castro's (Architectural Designer and the subject of this article) Instagram you can see these were all original hand drawings and then filled out by AI. Instagram link at top of this article or here if you need it... https://www.instagram.com/felipedecastro.arq/
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Tabitha 1 year ago
OK, so where’s the hot dog stand shaped like a hot dog, and the burger joint shaped like a burger? I mean, if you’re going to revive this kind of Novelty Architecture, then get on with it. Let’s rebuild the Brown Derby Restaurant that was shaped like a derby hat, and Lucy the Elephant Hotel in the shape of an elephant. Bring it on.
Donald Schier 1 year ago
I read of a term for designs inspired by objects of much larger or smaller size. It's been decades since I read of it. Does anyone know the word?
Raghu m 1 year ago
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Mark Serbian, PK&RG,W 1 year ago
Dunno ... if this was an exercise in getting AI to do architecture given silly starting points, then it was a huge success...
Jerusalem Cat Syndrome 1 year ago
It would be nice if people did their research before commenting on BP; I mean, you all do understand that the sources of any images are found at the bottom left of the pictures, right? In this case, that would lead you to an architectural designer at https://www.instagram.com/felipedecastro.arq/, responsible for this work.
Norm Gilmore 1 year ago (edited)
Man, there are some haters. Using AI drawing is not all bad. I like the concepts, and some do look quite good. I can see myself building and living in the Sandwich house! (If I won Lotto)
MrLiesegang 1 year ago
Sure, I use AI myself, but it’s an d!ck move not to stand by it and tell people they are drawn.
Load More Replies... Carl Roberts 1 year ago (edited)
These aren't "drawings"....they're AI. And you're not an artist. You just input the original images, and told the AI to create buildings out of them. Oh, and.....since BP gives every new article 30 fake upvotes to start, and this is currently sitting at 20, people are justifiably downvoting.
Norm Gilmore 1 year ago (edited)
On Felipe de Castro's (Architectural Designer and the subject of this article) Instagram you can see these were all original hand drawings and then filled out by AI. Instagram link at top of this article or here if you need it... https://www.instagram.com/felipedecastro.arq/
Load More Replies... Tabitha 1 year ago
OK, so where’s the hot dog stand shaped like a hot dog, and the burger joint shaped like a burger? I mean, if you’re going to revive this kind of Novelty Architecture, then get on with it. Let’s rebuild the Brown Derby Restaurant that was shaped like a derby hat, and Lucy the Elephant Hotel in the shape of an elephant. Bring it on.
Donald Schier 1 year ago
I read of a term for designs inspired by objects of much larger or smaller size. It's been decades since I read of it. Does anyone know the word?
Raghu m 1 year ago
"These architectural designs are truly inspiring! It's amazing how everyday objects can spark such creative and impressive structures. Each idea showcases the brilliance of turning the ordinary into extraordinary. Thanks for sharing these unique and innovative concepts!" SAP Training in Berlin: Enhance your career with our SAP training in Berlin, designed for both beginners and seasoned professionals. Our comprehensive program covers essential SAP modules, offering hands-on experience and practical knowledge. Led by industry experts, our training ensures you gain the skills needed to excel in the field and earn an industry-recognized certification. Join us to advance your career and deepen your expertise in SAP. https://softpro9.com/SAP-Training-in-Berlin/
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