Paolo Soleri was an architect and a dreamer.
He was Italian, but he spent most of his life in Arizona, building the experimental city of Arcosanti (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arcosanti).
I would like this thread to be focused mainly on his drawings, which are aesthetically amazing.
I don't have much stuff, but I'll share what I have and I hope you can contribute with more.
This might be from another project, but the stile is very similar.
Well, nobody seems to be interested.
Fair enough.
Nice. Bring some more, Albert!
It's interesting. I new about the facility in the desert. I can't remember who owns it now. I seem to remember it's Xerox. Perhaps I'm wrong.
>>2565309
Don't be so impatient, /hr/ is a slow board.
I really appreciate this shit and would like it if you posted moar.
>>2565309
hr is a slow board
and
there are very few hr images of his floating around, there are a lot of small ones, as posted here, but finding decent resolution is hard
>>2566657
Only if Soleri drew mammary glands and women's faces.
Nice thread btw.
I can appreciate how intricate these drawings are. Once you've seen architectural drawing and what goes into it you'll understand that this thread is actually pretty impressive. thanks op.
> ''Pablo Picasso was never called an asshole !''
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sl8sWnUZVL4
not like you
I found some more, I'll post them now.
This should be the logo of the city, Arconsanti
This is the only one true hr that I found so far.
Done.
It would be great if any of you had access to any other source that aint google image, which as proven quite poor of content.
>>2565309
You can hardly call that little cluster of buildings in the desert a village. I like his designs though. RIP in peace Soleri.
bump for rare quality content
