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Two 3D renders of a room's interior on a black background. The first shows a complex installation with scaffolding and large white screens, while the second shows a simplified wireframe of the same space.

Great architectural renderings for Eastside Projects' User's Manual by Voidwreck

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Date
21 May 2012

Now in its fifth draft, Birmingham’s Eastside Projects have published their own user’s manual as to how one might engage with them and their space. Providing the suitably schematic renderings of the space’s potential is Voidwreck, the Amsterdam-based duo Karl Nawrot and Walter Warton.

Their largely diagrammatic illustrations are perfect graphic communicators to the Projects text, describing in monotone architectural language the ambiguity of an art space and the exciting activity it can house.

A black and white illustration of a room seen from an isometric perspective. Rows of long, glowing lights hang from the ceiling, casting light across a dark, textured floor. Text in the bottom left reads “User’s Manual Eastside Projects”, while a label on the right reads “FIG. 1 (see ILLUMINATING)”.
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Voidwreck for Eastside Projects User’s Manual

A black and white line drawing of a complex architectural installation inside a room. The structure features scaffolding, large blank screens and tiered platforms.
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Voidwreck for Eastside Projects User’s Manual

A white line drawing on a black background shows the interior of a house. Thin, skeletal lines define the walls and roof, with a small, abstract figure standing at the open doorway.
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Voidwreck for Eastside Projects User’s Manual

An isometric line drawing of a brick building with its roof partially removed. The exposed black interior reveals a series of white structural beams and a grid-like ceiling.
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Voidwreck for Eastside Projects User’s Manual

The previous Eastside Projects User’s Manual can be seen in full on their site here.

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Bryony was It’s Nice That’s first ever intern and worked her way up to assistant online editor before moving on to pursue other interests in the summer of 2012.

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