I'm a huge fan of words, which probably explains why I love Hodei Ensunza's 'Typography Buildings' so much. Hodei Ensunaza has taken famous buildings and landmarks and built them out of work. It's an English nerd's dream come true.
These images are certainly something. The Eiffel Tower and Taj Mahal constructed out of words are certainly epic sights to behold. Check them out for yourself in the gallery. I love words!
Implications - Hodei Ensunza's 'Typography Buildings' is without a doubt a phenomenal collection. I thought it was so good that I really stopped to take my time with each image. Sometimes you just need to slow down to see the beauty that is in front of your eyes.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wordtastic Architecture
- Using words to reconstruct famous structures and landmarks
- Typography Buildings
- Creating iconic architecture with typography
- English Nerd's Dream Come True
- Tapping into the love for words among English language enthusiasts
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- Innovation opportunity to create new text-based architectural designs and structures for decorative or functional purposes
- Art and Creative Industries
- Opportunity for artists and creative professionals to use typography in unique and innovative ways to create visual impact
- Publishing and Literature
- Opportunity to create new reading experiences through text-based art and design in literature and publishing industries
