Architecture Drawings

Escher Get your ass up here

Two Couples Sitting In The Middle Of A House

This Explains The Penis We Saw Downstairs

New Yorker August 16th, 1976

The Supreme Court Deliberates The Vanderpump Rules

Two Construction Workers Look Out Over A Massive

Only Happens Once A Year

I Said To Myself

A Man With A Briefcase Looks Downwards

You're Why I Have The Moat

Ice Cream Truck Migration

Casablanca Parody. If Rick Was A Building

My most personal building

All In All, I Liked The Old Flatiron Building

New Yorker September 14th, 1957

Out in the Cold

Construction Workers At The Top Of A Building

New Yorker May 3rd, 1952

New Yorker December 12th, 2005

New Yorker February 13th, 1943

Nobody Hopes That The President Didn't Know #1

Two Men In Greek/roman Garb Look

Valentines For Real Estate

A Building In Washington Dc Is Shown

Are They Allowed To Do That On Fifth Avenue?

Face The Front Of The Car

New Yorker September 20th, 1999

They Haven't Got A Single Tenant

A Government Building Is Seen With A Now Hiring

New Yorker January 11th, 1988

This Building Will Be Torn Down

New Yorker March 20th, 1995

I Do Take Home Some Office Property

Remember, We're Not Just Making Money. We're

A Huge Octopus Tentacle Wraps Over A Brigde

New Yorker May 23rd, 2005

Woman On The Phone

Couple Entering Church Find Bar Patrons Sitting

Great Wall Sprawl

We've Come A Long Way

And, Yet Another Plus, It Will Block

New Yorker May 31st, 1999

Sorry, Boys. I Was Told To Keep My Big Mouth

New Yorker March 14th, 1988

You'll Get Used To The Rhythm

Henry!

Noughts And Crosses On An American Flag

Lets Obstruct Traffic

I've Been Reading The Trashiest Scientific

Bret Stephens Twitter Feud

I Guess That Breaks Up Our Little Game

The People on the Floor Below

They Haven't Noticed Us

Expect Delays All Week

You Don't Get A Room

Who's Really Running The City

I Think We'd Better Have Another Look At Those

If You Ask Me

Our Next New Biscuit

Now Remember

The Polygraph isn't Broken

Lawmakers take aim at gun control laws

I Don't Know Anything About Architecture

New Yorker May 1st, 1943

Two Cowboys Walk Through The Doorway Of A Fake

You've Come On A Bad Day

Mrs. Brown Acts so Furtive Lately

Laundry Day

Infrastucture Neglect Victim

It Was Fun

He's Gone Home For The Night

New Yorker August 9th, 1999