Al-Modaimigh current sketch

Giza

Kronemer

David's Cylindrical Skyscraper

This is a rough sketch on velum of what would be the tallest skyscraper as of 2014. At 3,456 feet,this cylindrical building would beat the current highest skyscraper record by over 700 feet. 

Velum aspects

Here is the first two aspects of my building. Both are done on velum. In between these two towers will be a 100 foot distance to allow movement of the building without crashing together.

Ruler towers

Lamond velum sketch

This is the start to my velum sketch. 

Rossman

Dempsey sketch 3

Michael vellum sketch 1

Well, thanks to the poor quality camera, the image isnt what i expected to come out as. But anyway, this is the eastern facing aspect of a building i changed up from my first sketch. So... Ya..... Thats kinda all i have to say...

Nouf sketch 1

Dominic Weir Inspiration for building

My inspiration for my self-sustaining energy windmill building

Chelsea Lamond post

This was my first drawing of three different skyscrapers. All three are different. The first one is unique because it has many different angles and shapes. The second one is very simple and has many straight lines and slims down at the top. The third one is almost like a rectangle and has x looking windows. 

-Chelsea Lamond

As I blend the looks of a skyscraper into a thermometer notice the building integrity.  

Dempsey sketch 2

An updated sketch from one aspect 

Naomi Rossman Design

David's Spherical Skyscraper

Chelsea Lamond Skyscraper

This is my skyscraper. It is different because one side is taller then the other and there are lots of different shapes/curves. Also, it has 4 walkways through the middle connecting the seperate sides of the building.

-Chelsea Lamond

David's Skyscraper Design

wild recreation of a spaceship/skyscraper

A wild recreation of a spaceship/skyscraper. The four different views take you on a 360 degree view of this unique building. 

Sketch (Connor Hall)

Creative sketch

Simple drawing of a potential skyscraper

3 buildings -Dominic weir

     A sketch of 3 buildings I drew last week, The first is just a small abstract drawing of a business building. The second is a building that can sustain and store its own energy via fans. Lastly is a building of a generic hotel structure but can sustain and store its own energy via recycled water.

Dempsey sketch

This is a 6 building complex with all the buildings connected.  

Kronemer sketch

Leong "sketch"

This is a representation (-not very good one) of what i was hoping to be an office building in a place like chicago facing lake michigan so that it can be powered by the wind that blows in. It has all 4 aspects (north, south, east and west) and is shaped to face high winds and not sustain damage.

Ford sketch

A look at potential silhouettes from each aspect.

D'Amato sketch

This is a rough sketch of a concept building. The building is unique due to the fact that has particular sides curved rapping round itself. The drawing shows four aspects of the building North, South, East and West.
-Daniel D'Amato

Sketching skyscraper ideas in Geometry Ford & Design class