OBJECT 01 · Castle
Yellow Castle
Yellow walls make the earliest castle read almost like a diagram: unmistakable, modular, and ready to be rearranged.
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EXHIBIT 05 · FORTRESS · FAIRY TALE · FANTASY
How to build a kingdom
The castle is one of building’s oldest ideas: walls, towers, gates, and the promise of a world inside. Across decades, the same architectural grammar moves from medieval stronghold to enchanted landmark and miniature storybook.
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OBJECT 02 · Castle
Knight's Tournament
The tournament moves the kingdom outside its walls and gives its citizens something to gather around.
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OBJECT 03 · Castle
King's Oarsmen
King’s Oarsmen suggests a larger realm beyond the battlements—one connected by rivers, trade, and travel.
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OBJECT 04 · Castle
Knights' Arsenal
Knights’ Arsenal concentrates the visual identity of a faction into shields, weapons, colors, and a compact outpost.
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OBJECT 05 · Castle
Mini Knight's Castle
The mini castle compresses the archetype until only its most recognizable gestures remain.
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Disney Castle
Disney Castle replaces military strength with spectacle. Towers and rooms become a framework for many stories at once.
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OBJECT 07 · Harry Potter
Hogwarts Castle and Grounds
Hogwarts Castle and Grounds uses microscale to make an enormous fictional place legible as a single landscape.
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OBJECT 08 · LEGO Ideas
Disney Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters' Cottage
The Sanderson cottage turns domestic architecture into theatrical fantasy—less fortress than character.
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