• Maat, 2018, 210 x 164cm and 110 x 138cm [architect: Amanda Levete]

  • Toyota, 2018, 160 x 221 cm (63 x 87 inches) [architect: Yoshio Taniguchi]

  • Holon, 2017, 230 x 168cm [architect: Ron Arad]

  • Birds Nest, 2014, 230 x 161cm (90,5 x 63,4 in) [architects: Herzog & de Meuron]

  • EUR, 2017, 220 x 155,6cm [architects: Padula, Guerrini, Romano]

  • The Pavillion, 2010, 220 x 149,4 cm (86 1/5 x 58 3/4 inches) [architect: Mies van der Rohe]

  • Disney, 2016, 174 x 229,5cm (68,5 x 90 in) [architect: Frank Gehry]

  • Munich Re, 2014, 234 x 168 cm (92 x 66 inches) [architect: Carlo Baumschlager]

  • The Museum, 2014, 160 x 221 cm (63 x 87 inches) [architect: Yoshio Taniguchi]

  • House of Cubes, 2012, 169 x 209,4 cm (66 1/2 x 82 1/2 inches) [architect: Frank Gehry]

  • Guggenheim I, 2012, 212 x 159 cm (83,5 x 62,5 in) [architect: Frank Lloyd Wright]

  • Central Academy, 2013, 160 x 200 cm (63 x 78 3/4 inches) [architect: Arata Isozaki]

  • Villa Savoye, 2008, 144,6 x 304 cm, (57 x 119 3/4 inches) [architect: Le Corbusier]

  • Crossing Stairs, 2009, 180 x 180 cm (71 x 71 inches) [architect: Le Corbusier]

  • Baigorri, 2005, 180 x 180 cm (71 x 71 inches) [architect: Iñaki Aspiazu]

  • Mexico, 2009, 180 x 180 cm (71 x 71 inches) [architect: Luis Barragán]

  • Serralves, 2005, 194 x 151,5 cm (76 1/4 x 59 3/4 inches) [architect: Álvaro Siza]

  • Campo Maior, 2011, 164 x 212,3 cm (64 1/5 x 83 1/2) [architect: Alvaro Siza]

  • Casa Gilardi, 2008, 160 x 209,5 cm (63 x 82 1/2 inches) [architect: Luis Barragán]

  • Stairs of Brasilia, 2008, 180 x 231,5 cm (71 x 91 1/4 inches) [architect: Oscar Niemeyer]

  • MIA, 2010, 224 x 154,3 cm (88 1/4 x 60 3/4 inches) [architect: I. M. Pei]

  • City of Cubes, 2009, 164 x 200 cm (64 1/2 x 78 3/4) [architect: Oscar Niemeyer]

  • Guggenheim II, 2013, 180 x 180 cm (71 x 71 inches) [architect: Frank Lloyd Wright]

  • Cottbus, 2011, 174 x 224 cm (68 1/2 x 88 1/4 inches) [architects: Herzog & de Meuron]

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