Double studio apartment design, plans and axonometry 1927

Theo van Doesburg's "Double studio apartment design, plans and axonometry" (1927) is a technical drawing for an architectural project, showcasing the Dutch artist's foray into the De Stijl movement. This design, composed of simple geometric shapes and black lines on paper, emphasizes functionality and a minimalist approach to space. It depicts plans and axonometric views of a double studio apartment with two ateliers and living spaces, typical of the modernist style. The artwork highlights van Doesburg's interest in creating practical and aesthetically pleasing functional spaces.