Star wars architecture

Architectural renderings need to be grounded in ambitions for improving the world, rather than sugar-coated versions of reality, says Aaron Betsky

Image 2 of 13 from gallery of Exploring the Architecture of Star Wars: In a Galaxy Far Away, Using the Tangible for Futuristic Visualizations. Anakin's home on Tatooine . Image via Star Wars, The Phantom Menace / George Lucas

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The Theed Royal Palace, also known as Jewel of Naboo, was the royalty's seat of power on the planet of Naboo. The palace was located in Theed, the capital city of Naboo's human inhabitants. The palace's design was elegant and flowing, blending quite finely with the surrounding environment, and it connected to the Theed Hangar via several passages. The palace's throne room was used for meetings between the monarch and the Naboo Royal Advisory Council. The throne, which stood in front of a…

An unconventional shaped house designed by star architect Daniel Libeskind for an anonymous 'art world couple'.

"Andropov's Ears" - O.Kalandarishvili and G. Potskhishvili, Tbilisi (1983)

Concept art by Ralph McQuarrie for Leia’s home planet, Alderaan.

Creating a fantasy world involves more than just magic and mysticism; it requires the creation of a built environment to host these stories, folktales, legends, and fables. While CGI and special effects help to make this look as realistic as the newest technology allows, the architectural...