
MVMK
An exploded axonometric diagram by MVMK Architecture demonstrating the vertical stacking and core circulation of an urban residence.
- What we like about this project
- A continuous orange vertical zone slices through all three levels to emphasize the central circulation spine.
Materials
- timber
- glass
- gypsum
Visual identifiers
- exploded-axonometric
- vertical-core
- orange-highlight
- multi-level-stacking
Style tags
- axonometric
- diagrammatic
- clean-lines
Visual tags
- axonometric
- diagram
- vertical-circulation
- residential-stack
- architectural-drawing
- Geometry
- Vertical exploded axonometric diagram showing three main building levels pulling apart along vertical guidelines, with a continuous orange vertical core connecting the floors.
- Facade system
- Sapped panel or lap siding with punched window openings shown in component layers.
- Structural guess
- Light wood frame or steel framing stack.
- Spatial scale
- Three-story residential scale illustrated with clearly legible floor plates and staircases.
- Lighting
- Flat axonometric line drawing with subtle grey shading on adjacent context buildings and a bright orange highlight on the central vertical core.
- Atmosphere
- Analytical, clear, and communicative through the use of a single vibrant highlight color.
- Environmental context
- Urban infill context indicated by adjacent grey massing and street-level trees with a parked car.
- Spatial experience
- The drawing clarifies how vertical circulation threads through the stacked volumes, separating private upper rooms from lower living areas.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical stack rhythm emphasized by repeating floor plates and dashed alignment lines.
- Style reading
- Clean architectural axonometric drawing with selective color highlighting
- Program
- Multi-story single-family urban residence
- Perspective
- Drawing / Diagram
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- timber, glass, gypsum
- Visual identifiers
- exploded-axonometric, vertical-core, orange-highlight, multi-level-stacking
- Style tags
- axonometric, diagrammatic, clean-lines
- Visual tags
- axonometric, diagram, vertical-circulation, residential-stack, architectural-drawing
- Geometry
- Vertical exploded axonometric diagram showing three main building levels pulling apart along vertical guidelines, with a continuous orange vertical core connecting the floors.
- Facade system
- Sapped panel or lap siding with punched window openings shown in component layers.
- Structural guess
- Light wood frame or steel framing stack.
- Spatial scale
- Three-story residential scale illustrated with clearly legible floor plates and staircases.
- Lighting
- Flat axonometric line drawing with subtle grey shading on adjacent context buildings and a bright orange highlight on the central vertical core.
- Atmosphere
- Analytical, clear, and communicative through the use of a single vibrant highlight color.
- Environmental context
- Urban infill context indicated by adjacent grey massing and street-level trees with a parked car.
- Spatial experience
- The drawing clarifies how vertical circulation threads through the stacked volumes, separating private upper rooms from lower living areas.
- Composition rhythm
- Vertical stack rhythm emphasized by repeating floor plates and dashed alignment lines.
- Style reading
- Clean architectural axonometric drawing with selective color highlighting
- Program
- Multi-story single-family urban residence
- Perspective
- Drawing / Diagram
- Discipline
- architecture