The drawings of legendary architect and founder of Archigram, Sir Peter Cook are known all over the world for their trippy and explorative nature.
English architect and writer Sir Peter Cook, renowned for his free-thinking spirit translated into architectural lines and shapes, is perhaps most well-known as the co-founder of the avant-garde architectural group Archigram in the 1960s.
Cook believes that visions of the future - whatever it might offer - are most clearly expressed and can best be discussed in drawings. In his work we encounter kaleidoscopic colours and spiralling shapes, voluntary architectural mutations, and twisting and turning buildings transforming into escapist dreamscapes.