if you have come here to mention all of the buildings that were finished after 2008 I will remind you that time travel/ multiple dimensions are part of the Cloverfield canon. so there.

Wow what a way to take your original and make another sick thing

Like the detail of the military base and the abandoned cars on the big roads

The path should pass through Columbus Circle.

Probably should have looked up locations before hand

Bro how!??!? This is amazing !!

So cool!

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uh I remember they went past columbus circle and there was a tower leaning on another

*actual path

Yeah I know. I will add it later. Should have done the research. Also I don't believe a building could just lean on another

> there was a tower leaning on another

That’s the image I remember most about the movie.

(Well, that and the Statue of Liberty’s head, and Lizzy Caplan exploding in the medical tent.)

This is amazing. Good work

It’s this attitude that’s contributing to the culture of toxic architectuality.

thanks for this 🤣 i was about to bitch about how the view from my window has 2 extra bigass buildings

Yeah I will believe it when I see it.

Oh yeah she explodes lol that was fucked up

Niceee

Why are you so threatened by buildings seeking support in times of turmoil? Sometimes one edifice needs to be able to turn to another for help when things get rough, it doesn’t make them weak. They don’t need guys like you calling them townhouses when they lean on each other.

Outside of that one issue, this is a cool illustration for NYC (Manhattan) and Cloverfield.

This is badass. Great stuff -- love architecture / cities drawn in this style.

Huh I don't want to have to phrase it like this but I truly believe it is against the laws of nature that a building of that size and design could just lean on another like that. Ever heard of a curtain wall?

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This is really cool!

Ooooooh, I hear what you’re saying, loud and clear! If it doesn’t have a certain type of walls then it’s not a real building. If it can’t weather every storm and resist every rampaging monster then it’s not strong enough. Well, let me tell you you, some of the tallest buildings I’ve ever seen, with some of the finest blueprints ever written have been able to lean on other buildings when things got tough; and there was always someone like you who wanted to tear them down afterward!

And Brooklyn Bridge.

Wasn't the monster bombed by 57th? That scene where Hud and others are in the helicopter and he says "yeah yeah that's the shit!"

You missed the part where the monster falls through the building Chandler Bing had worked in.

oh my god, I didn’t even see that!

I loved that time leading up to the release of the film. The internet slowly uncovering clues as a team. Message boards. Cryptic videos. Monsters. Big reveals. And Voltron for some reason.

Thank you for this.

Have you ever contacted MOMA to display your art?

Strong Geof Darrow vibes.

Did you make this map? The descriptions are cracking me up.

I know, that was so nasty. They rushed her in there after she was bitten in the subway (?) then the tracking shot of the others talking to military people (?) and quickly moving away and her exploding was a silhouette on the tent walls?! Fuuuuuuu…

I wish you destroyed the building I used to work in

So ill.

Or when the night vision got turned on for the first time... flaming hobos in the tunnels...

I came here just to bitch about it and you shot me down. So rude lol

this is fantastic

did he get stuck in the vestibule?

I'm not sure that's how museums work.... (although I agree, I'd love to see an exhibition of OPs work! Maybe they can do a gallery show)

where is it?

Her exploding in the medical tent was wild. That was the scariest thing in the movie