Who created the project "Architecture of the Apocalypse"?

This project was created by Veronika Zapyantseva on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Architecture of the Apocalypse"?

"Architecture of the Apocalypse" is a Urban Design, Concept Art, Concept Architecture, Digital Art project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Architecture of the Apocalypse" located?

This project is located in Magnitogorsk, Russia.

Architecture of the Apocalypse

Babylon 20.20 - constant movement upward abroad of smog. So structure of the "ant hill" appeared in the new alternative houses of the post-apocalypse. People stopped seeing the true forms of each other, and everything that surrounds them. Everyone needed shelter and protection and began to equip their homes from the wreckage and parts of old buildings.

Comments (2)

Pieter Mathews

Juror

5y ago edited

Lacks planning and visual integration. Exciting concept but one internal view into Babylon could have illustrated more possibilities. Human integration is unresolved, investigation into human scale living areas would have been helpful.

IN NI 5y ago

Amazing.

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