Architect and illustrator Diego Inzunza has created a new series titled "Architectural Classics," which presents and analyzes 20 iconic architectural works from the 20th-century. Using a graphic technique based upon axonometric views, the style allows each building to be seen from multiple sides, creating a comprehensive overall interpretation of the architecture.

Architect and illustrator Diego Inzunza has created a new series titled "Architectural Classics," which presents and analyzes 20 iconic architectural works from the 20th-century. Using a graphic technique based upon axonometric views, the style allows each building to be seen from multiple sides, creating a comprehensive overall interpretation of the architecture.In the following interview, Inzunza shares with us a little more about his creative process:Why did you choose to use axonometric views"DI: The axonometric view is a very valuable tool because it is the visual nexus between the technical image produced by an architect, and an understandable image for clients, or in this case, observers. Guided by exact geometric rules and at the same time with a more comprehensible visualization to the untrained eye in technical plan readings, it is possible to understand an isometric image very easily and at the same time maintain the proportion and scale perfectly aligned with the projected measurements.&nbs...