Dezeen's architectural drawings
A Dezeen board with more than 3,000 architectural drawings: floor plans, sections, axonometrics and collages from contemporary projects.
What it is
"Architectural drawings" is a board from Dezeen, the UK architecture and design magazine. When we checked, it held more than 3,000 pins and was last updated in June 2026. The Dezeen profile behind it is huge, with about 1.45 million followers and nearly 600 boards.
The focus is architectural graphics: floor plans, sections, elevations, axonometrics and diagrams from projects the magazine has covered. Recent additions include Herzog & de Meuron's Titlis Tower makeover, MVRDV's La Vallée Verte housing and a UFO-shaped gallery in Inner Mongolia.
Why we picked it
The internet is full of glossy architecture photos, but drawings are much harder to find in one place and at a decent size. This board fixes that. You can see how different studios present their work, how house and museum plans are laid out, and how a section through a staircase or atrium gets drawn.
Every pin links to the Dezeen article about the project, with photos, a write-up and the architect's name. Projects often get several pins in a row, so you can study one building from different angles without leaving the board.
Where to start
- Scroll the board and save drawings whose presentation style you like.
- Click through a pin to see the building that came out of the drawing.
- Compare residential floor plans with plans of public buildings.
- For more, try neighboring Dezeen boards like "Chairs," "British architecture" and "Restaurant interiors."
Who it's for
Architecture and design students learning how to present a project. Illustrators who love line work. Anyone curious about how buildings look on paper before they're built.
Quick answers
Is this an official Dezeen board? Yes. It sits in Dezeen's verified profile, which is linked to dezeen.com.
Where do the pins lead? To the dezeen.com article about each project.
When was it last updated? In June 2026, as of our check.
