Graffiti Lab is about making and addressing architecture in a new digital and interactive/social medium where the currency is popular culture and professionally crafted imagery and crude Photoshop alike find a home. Graffiti Lab set out to learn this language – not just to publish photos of buildings or architectural renderings, but to actually create architecture in the medium of popular culture and collage.

Archistophanes interviewed by Paleofuture – Inside the Fakes Factory: My Chat With a Viral Image Creator

Archistophanes interviewed by Mies van der Rohe Society – A Covert Architects’ Collective

Graffiti Lab’s work on Japanese Gameshow

Terrarium Van at Somerset Garden Festival

Dramatic Garden Wall

Buddha at Ngyen Khag Taktsang Monastery

Long Forgotten Temple of Lysistrata

The Sunken Heads of Bayon Temple – Angkor, Cambodia

Frank Gehry Strikes Back: Carbonite Tower

EuroDisney EPCOT Proposal, 1974

Phuktal Monastery During Monsoon Season

Megalith near Nabta Playa, Egypt

Reclaiming Il Muro, Urbino Italy, 1961.

The Genius of Mies’ Federal Center

Escapee – Have you Seen Peter Marino?

The Burning Altar (Hörgr) at Skogafoss

The “Great Quinzhee” Communal House of the Inuit

Queens of Architecture

Foster + Partners’ Posthumous Redesign of Apple Headquarters

Bucky Fuller Landing

Bowie goes Corbusier: Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Chandigarh

Franch Front for Architecture

Inverness House

Amazing view of Kingdom Tower from Petra

El Chalten Viewing Stairs in Patagonia by Clorindo Testa

whosgottheBIGger.dk

I need this Archigram Walking City Sweater!

The Giving Shard: Inspired by Black Faceted Geometry

Dream Bedroom with Cat

Rampage in Manhattan

Simple Living in the Big City

Forbidden: Ai Weiwei

I think we’re gonna need a bigger filter.

Modern Pilgrim in the Scottish Highlands

Where’s Your Head At ???

#FF @Spiral_Jetty – Robert Smithson

Vintage GraffitiLab: UNstudio’s Homage to Corb

Charles and Ray Eames held in Zaha’s Dungeon

Gaga Gaudi

So Long? Welcome Back, Frank Lloyd Wright!

All Signs Point to Villa Savoye

Less is More?

Reality Cues Tumbls!