Golesh Architecture

A Toy Store and Apartments on Main Street, Pacific Northwest designed and drawn by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture. Image is hand drawn with shades and shadows and trees in the background. The building has a trellis and a whimsical front entry. Hand drawn trees in the background. The ground floor is highly glazed with tall ceilings. Covered porches / loggias face the main street. Traditional / transitional, albeit modern styling. It's a mixed use building. There is a trellis marking the opening to the pedestrian walkway. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.

A Toy Store & Apartments on Main Street

A watercolor rendering of a small town arts center in the pacific northwest. There is water shown in the foreground, plenty of walkways and covered colonades, a clock tower. Generally traditionally styled to be sensitive to the existing architecture of the area. Urban design, humane, community oriented town planning. Modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.

Arts Center & Five-hundred Seat Theater

A detailed watercolor bay elevation of a 500 seat theater. Stone, brick, including the window surround is carefully detailed. Modern contemporary details imbued with timeless traditional classical composition and proportionality.

“Working with Luke has been nothing short of extraordinary. Our company approached Luke with an idea, and we are thoroughly impressed with his ability to take this project on and create exactly what we asked for. All our needs have not only have been met, but our expectations exceeded. We are looking forward to working with Golesh Architecture on projects to come.”
-Kirstie M.

A hand drawn and watercolored side elevation of a 500 seat theater designed, drawn, and painted by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture. Pacific Northwest traditional / transitional styling with stone, stucco, brick, and natural timbers. Small artisan studios are on the ground floor within the arcade. Somewhat mannerist in detailing, but with classical proportions. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.
Nolli Map of the Via Giulia in Rome showing the before and after of an urban design. Hand drawn and watercolored. A drawn and watercolored sheet of paper shows 2 perspective drawings. Timeless pedestrian-oriented urban design. Designed, drawn, and painted, by architect Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture
A watercolored elevation drawing, wash rendering technique, of the front facade of a designed library in Rome. Classic / renaissance style / detailing. Stucco and stone. Rare book room with an loggia / covered porch is shown on the Via Giulia. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.
Watercolor elevation of a library designed in Rome showing the the elevated courtyard with arcade surround. There is a serliana / palladian arch at the back covered porch / loggia. Stucco and stone. Traditional / classical / renaissance style / detailing. Well proportioned openings. Parking below. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.

A Classical Library on the Via Giulia

A Jesuit K-12 School Aerial watercolor. Classically inspired composition and detail to work well with the existing church. Urban school in Miami. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.

A Jesuit K-12 School

Watercolored perspective of a small chapel in Chicago. Traditional / classical detailing. Brick and stone, octagonal in plan shape. Surrounding arcade. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality.

A Chapel in Chicago

Watercolor perspective drawing of a church and monastery. Brick and stone detailing. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality. Designed, drawn, and painted by Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture
Watercolor perspective drawing of a church and monastery. Brick and stone detailing.

A Church and Monastery

Line drawing part of an urban design / small town design plan focusing on the the center around a marina. Community oriented design that focuses on the pedestrian and walkability, bringing people together. A modern contemporary building imbued with timeless classical composition and proportionality. Design and drawing by Luke Golesh of Golesh Architecture